Who we let into our lives can change us in ways we may not recognize until much later.

In this episode of Beyond Our Stories*, we welcome *Kimberly Weeks for a deeply personal conversation about narcissistic abuse, emotional manipulation, identity, healing, and finding your voice after experiences that changed you.

Why do people stay in relationships that are hurting them?
What happens when someone else's words slowly become the way you see yourself?
And how do you begin finding yourself again?

Kimberly Weeks is a Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Coach, Trauma Recovery Practitioner, and co-founder of the Global Trauma Institute. Through her work, she helps survivors heal from narcissistic, psychological, and spiritual abuse by combining trauma-informed education with biblical wisdom. Kimberly is the founder of the StandFirm Healing Community and the creator of programs that empower women to rebuild their lives, trust their discernment, and establish healthy boundaries.

She shares what she has learned through her own experiences and through speaking with survivors.

You can find her on Instagram and her website via the links below:

instagram.com/iamkimberlyweeks
https://www.kimberlyweeks.com/

The conversation is inspired by the movie "*I Love You My Narcissist"*. Kimberly reflects on watching the movie herself and why viewers have told her: “I saw myself in this character.”

This is a conversation about the damage people can leave behind.
But more importantly, it is about what they cannot take from us.
Our voice. Our compassion. Our ability to understand. And our capacity to heal.

And if you would like to experience the movie behind this conversation, I Love You My Narcissist is available exclusively on AlefCine Stream at http://www.ac-stream.com.

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The movie ends. The conversation begins.

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