Red Flags to Look for in New Friends (Q&A with Tim, Part 7)

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In this Q&A episode, we discuss some red flags, warning signs, and things to look out for in people when trying to build a new support network, emphasizing the importance of trust and compatibility in fostering healthy relationships for your healing journey. Building a network of safe, supportive, and healthy people means looking out for signs of codependency, narcissism, and people who make you fall back into old routines.

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