Forgiveness does not always mean reconciliation.
In this live Q&A from the Unbound gathering, Dr. Tanya Paniagua answers the questions women brought into the room that day. Suicidal children. Blocked memories.
Boundaries with someone you still have to see. An apology that never came.She answers each one from Scripture and from twenty five years of walking it out herself.
ABOUT DR. TANYA PANIAGUA
Dr. Tanya Paniagua is a counselor, teacher, and mother who works with women walking through the wounds of rejection, abandonment, betrayal, and trauma. Her own story includes divorce, depression, and years of learning to forgive a man who never asked her to.
She now leads others through the same process she had to walk herself.
WHAT SHE COVERS
Why your own healing sets the pace for your children's healingThe difference between forgiveness, reconciliation, and restoration
How to tell whether you have truly forgiven or only said the wordsWhy journaling and speaking out loud heal different parts of you
How to hold boundaries with a co parent without becoming bitterWhy the enemy multiplies whatever stays hiddenWhat to do when the person who hurt you is never going to change.
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