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RPES PODCAST

RPES PODCAST

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PES is a podcast and transformative movement that explores how spirituality, self-discovery, mindfulness, and personal growth can be lived every day. Each episode dives into the real experiences of people navigating the complexities of modern life while striving for emotional healing and spiritual growth.

Through authentic and engaging dialogues with guests, professionals, and thought leaders, we share practical insights, inspiring stories, and actionable strategies to help you reconnect with yourself, your relationships, and your community.

Hosted by Alexx, Deejay, and Loann, RPES is your safe space to explore how spirituality shows up in love, parenting, healing, and personal transformation.

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  • What Growing Up in a Dysfunctional Home Does to a Child

    What Growing Up in a Dysfunctional Home Does to a Child
    Feb 16 2026

    Growing up in a dysfunctional home can shape how a child learns to survive long before they understand what’s happening.


    In this episode, Laura Lee Peters shares how growing up in a household marked by constant conflict, emotional suppression, and instability led her to study the nervous system — and how those early conditions also shaped her spiritual sensitivity and perception.

    In this conversation, she explains:

    • How growing up in constant conflict shapes a child’s nervous system
    • Why people-pleasing becomes a survival response
    • Why many children are mislabeled as ADHD or ADD instead of supported
    • Her lived experiences with spiritual and psychic perception
    • The difference between intuition, trauma adaptation, and true energetic gifts

    Subscribe for honest conversations about everyday spirituality, relationships, and self-awareness.
    Community & retreats coming soon.

    RPES — Real People, Everyday Spirituality

    https://rpesexperience.com/



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