Breaking the Family Chain: Heal Generational Trauma, Find Freedom, and Create a New Legacy [ PAPERBACK EDITION ]

BREAKING THE FAMILY CHAIN — HEALING GENERATIONAL TRAUMA, SETTING HEALTHY BOUNDARIES, AND BECOMING THE CYCLE BREAKER YOUR FAMILY NEEDS

Do you ever feel weighed down by your family’s pain — repeating the same patterns of guilt, anger, or emotional chaos no matter how hard you try to change?
It’s not your imagination — it’s generational trauma, and you have the power to end it.

In Breaking the Family Chain, J. Douglas offers a compassionate yet practical roadmap to healing family wounds, breaking toxic cycles, and freeing yourself from the emotional burdens passed down through generations.
This isn’t about blaming your parents — it’s about reclaiming your peace, power, and purpose.

You’ll learn how to:

• Recognize the hidden roots of intergenerational trauma and how they shape your beliefs and relationships.

• Understand toxic family dynamics and step out of unhealthy roles such as the scapegoat, people pleaser, or caretaker.

• Set healthy boundaries with family — without guilt or fear.

• Heal your inner child and release the shame, anger, and grief you’ve carried for years.

• Navigate the complex process of healing without reconciliation and finding peace on your own terms.

• Build a chosen family that nurtures love, respect, and authenticity.

• Become the cycle breaker — ending patterns of emotional abuse, codependency, and silence once and for all.

This book is for those who are ready to stop carrying generational pain and start building a life rooted in freedom, forgiveness, and self-respect.
You’ll learn to release what was never yours to hold and step confidently into the future you deserve.

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You don’t have to carry your family’s story anymore.
It’s time to write your own.