Jan 9, 2020
Family relationships are filled with ups and downs. Many people would put their own families in the “complicated” category. Parents are supposed to be the most significant role models in our lives, show us the right way, teach us to do the most necessary functions to live a prosperous life, and above all, show us, love.
What happens when that dynamic goes wrong, and love is unable to be given by the person whom we need it the most?
Phylis Mantelli did not have a conventional upbringing. She grew up with a bipolar mother who kidnapped her and her siblings while exposing them to violence and constant unrest.
Phylis has spent her adult life working through the trauma she experienced while unintentionally becoming a trusted mentor for her community and beyond, and now a successful author.
She has gone on to touch hundreds of lives by teaching compassion, forgiveness, how to break the cycle, and, most importantly, love. She specializes in helping mother/daughter dysfunctional relationships to heal and move forward.
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