Hush Child! That's Family Business: Special Guest Dutchess Lattimore & Dr. Jerome Maultsby

In the Season 3 premiere of Relationships Matter, 'Hush Child! That's Family Business,' we talk about the real impact that not talking about childhood trauma has on our adult lives.
The Dutchess of Ink gets real about her journey, how forgiveness helped her heal, and how she's now living her best life.
Hosts Chanel N. Scott and Josh Powell, and Special Guest Dutchess Lattimore and psychologist Dr. Jerome Maultsby dig into those deep conversations we often keep to ourselves.
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Opposing experiences, a single woman and a married man, Chanel Scott, and Josh Powell, create a powerful and empathetic team, offering valuable insights and advice on navigating the complexities of romantic relationships and promoting healthier, more fulfilling connections.
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[@isaaccook8351]

Beautiful Conversation…. Thanks Family for providing a platform for the victims and the perpetrators Keep delivering these amazing conversations….. ❤❤❤

[@adriannekelly2874]

Gratitude for shining this light and for having real discussions!

[@kianidavis2042]

i love this conversation so much!

[@goldenitri8748]

Very powerful conversation. I'm glad I experienced this video , I'm subscribing .

[@LadieBuggzVirtual]

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[@stephaniescottmiller3189]

We can all change if we do the work

[@SheAlwayzL8]

Steph you are correct. I have always heard that one will change for the better for the right person. Even when the one I believed truly loved me, the work to change would upset his female family members. It came to a point where I think we BOTH realized that I wasn't worth causing that hurt...and he left. Putting in the work to become a better partner has to be seen as a BENEFIT to level up the relationship IF that's the relationship that means more.

[@jaaisrael8864]

School them up Uncle Rome…💯