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The Mother Wound
It's not just daughters...
Are Mother Wounds exclusive? Picky? Gender-specific?
I don’t think so, actually, I know so. Mother Wounds are not only “sex blind” but they will be different for each and every one of us - whether we are male, female, trans, or nonbinary/ gender-nonconforming. Read my recent blog post to learn more.
I don’t think so, actually, I know so. Mother Wounds are not only “sex blind” but they will be different for each and every one of us - whether we are male, female, trans, or nonbinary/ gender-nonconforming. Read my recent blog post to learn more.
Overcoming the Mother Wound
The journey to break a generational cycle isn’t easy, yet it is necessary and rewarding. If you have been following my blogs and articles, then you are surely no stranger to this topic. I talk a lot about identifying how the Mother Wound manifests in certain relationships– such as with a lover, friend, or the inner self– although we have yet to address how to move through the world as a mother.
After dealing with our own absent, attacking, or overbearing mother, we are sure to deal with some afte…
The Cycle of Toxic Mothers: Intergenerational Trauma and the Impact on Daughters of Today
Many of us go through life carrying around unexamined baggage from our childhoods in one way or another—and we sometimes pass it on without even realizing it. So how do we break the cycle?
Working With Daughters of Critical Mothers: Clinical Considerations and Best Practices
With a person-centered approach, holistic techniques, and a trauma-informed lens, we as clinicians can help Daughters of Critical Mothers overcome their trauma. Within the safe space of the relationship, these resilient women own their story, step into the light, and learn to reach their highest potential.
Healing The Mother Wound: 9 Signs and 3 Steps for Recovery
From the moment we enter this world, we look to our mother figure for safety, security, and a sense of belonging. As our primary attachment figure, the mother’s presence plays an immensely significant role in self-development. What happens when the maternal presence is inconsistent, critical, or even toxic?