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What kind of parent do I have to be, to be a cycle breaker?

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We've talked with many parents that tell us that breaking cycles is important to them and that they want to build better futures for themselves and their children.

 

We also hear about parents' frustration, shame and helplessness when old wounds resurface and get in the way. We hear about the burden of doing the work on their own and not having cycle breakers around them to support them.

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