74: Accountability in Relationships & Working Through Childhood Messages - with Thomas Gagliano, MSW, Author of The Problem Was Me Trust & Thrive

Thomas Gagliano holds a Master’s degree in social work, Bachelor’s degree in business, and a C-MAT certificate in drugs and alcohol. He is also the author of The Problem Was Me, with Dr. Abraham Twerski, and Don’t Put Your Crap in Your Kid’s Diaper: The Clean Up Cost Can Last a Lifetime.

As a young man, Thomas became a successful entrepreneur with a proven track record in small business ventures in the greater New York area. About 20 years ago, Thomas started to spend less time in the business world and more time helping those who suffered, as he did, from negative childhood messages.

“I believe that experience and expertise go hand in hand."

Thomas is a regular on many Sirius XM radio networks, on the TBN television network, along with some others.

His expertise is teaching a methodology which has helped many individuals, couples, and parents build healthier relationships with themselves and with each other.

Today, Thomas is a key note speaker and facilitates groups for recovering addicts; he consults with couples, as well.

In this episode, Thomas dives deep into the importance of self-awareness and taking accountability in relationships. We also touch on emotional intimacy, letting go of the victim mentality, reparenting and reflecting on our childhood messages, and more.

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WEBSITE: www.thomasgagliano.com
BOOKS: The Problem Was Me ; Don't Put Your Crap in Your Kid's Diaper
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