Parental Hurt
Parental Hurt refers to the emotional pain that arises from painful, difficult, or harmful relationships with one’s parent(s) or caregiver(s), often referred to as the Mother/Father wound. Parents who are emotionally immature, as in, controlling, manipulative, absent, explosive, critical, etc., can have a lasting impact on their child(ren) leading to deep-seated wounds that affects one’s life quality from childhood well into adulthood. If this sounds familiar, then you are in the right place.
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Parental Hurt Support Group
The Parental Hurt support group offers a safe space to share, heal, and learn how to navigate the impact of Parental Hurt and difficult family relationships.
This group is facilitated twice a year, once in the Fall and once in the Spring.
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Counseling
We often think that because childhood was long ago, those experiences no longer affect us. However, parental hurt from relational trauma, challenging childhoods, and dysfunctional family dynamics can continue to shape our lives in profound ways. Together, we can address these wounds, allowing for healing and new beginnings.
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Workshops
Our latest workshop, “The Mother-Work Connection: Healing the Mother Wound to Reclaim Rest and Ease” will launch again. Dates TBD.
Have a workshop idea you’d love to see facilitated related to Parental Hurt? Then feel free to share via the contact page!