Allana Pratt, Intimacy Expert - Surviving to Thriving: Overcoming My Darkest Moment with Tracy Crossley

I have appeared on a number of podcasts lately but Surviving and Thriving truly hit home. During my interview, I talked about my own “darkest moment”.

From the interview:

With an alcoholic father and co-dependent mother, Allana grew up looking outside herself for safety. Then, when faced with two premature deaths of loved ones, she saw two paths: shut down or keep an open heart. Her choice for the latter helped Allana through the even darker moments ahead, where she has been able to look for the gift and shine in the face of it all.

Listen to this incredibly revealing podcast here.

Remember, I can’t encourage you to walk your truth, sit in the fire, and live with your heart splayed open if I haven’t done it myself. My journey is your lit path, follow it and trust that I have your back.

All my love,
A.

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