The Power Play of Love - a podcast by Cordelia Gaffar

For this topic we will have a variety of full panel discussions. Last week we ended with how do you know it is time to go or that a relationship has expired? This week we pick up on what leads to divorce. I have chosen the Power Play of Love as this month's topic because you have the power to play full out or shrink. Playing full out is choosing to create a container which honors your values and desires until you agree to end it. No matter what leads to that end, you are always the one in power and have the choice to make it end. Sometimes divorce happens because boundaries are crossed too many times and healing becomes an individual endeavor. Sometimes it is due to one or both parties not stepping into their power to create in a way that honors who they are. In any case there is no excuse for domestic violence. This episode will touch on the power play of love in cases of domestic violence defined as emotional, psychological, financial and physical abuse.  On February 1st we begin with Brandi and Cordelia. hashtag#linkedinlivestreams hashtag#linkedinglobal   Brandi Junious is a diversity, equity, and inclusion expert as well as therapeutic art life coach who finds purpose in helping others recover from different forms of harm and trauma. She focuses on helping her clients with restoration, healing, and reclaiming power across different contexts. She is also an internationally recognized artist whose work focuses on representation, identity, and exploring the depths of our struggles. For Brandi Junious, MEd, LBBP  being free means giving yourself permission to heal, grow, and thrive according to your soul’s purpose, to be rooted in love, and to empower others to be their most authentic selves.   

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