The Imperfect Parent Healing Session

Is your own trauma affecting the way you parent?

Did you experience a traumatic childhood?

Did you feel small, judged, ridiculed, even unsafe, in your own home?

Do you want to be better than your parents were, but have no idea how?

Do you give all you have to your own children, 

but feel like you do everything wrong?

If you sometimes hear the toxic words your parents used 

coming out of your mouth in moments of frustration, 

you might be trapped in a cycle that is fueled by trauma.

When you parent from trauma, you repeat the same mistakes your parents

 made, and your children begin to take on that same trauma, and...

well, it can go on for generations. 

And in our society, that is exactly what's happened.

A child of trauma typically becomes highly sensitive, struggling with anxiety, 

self-doubt and low self-worth that can last a lifetime.

Sound familiar?

Has your child become so introverted that they have no real friends, 

or are they rebelling against everything you try to do, and act out?

Both of these extremes are a result of trauma, but don't beat yourself up!

Most of us come from a long line of physically and emotionally abusive parents,

 and we tend to repeat what we know, even if it doesn't feel good.

(I mean, who ever decided that spanking was a positive parenting tool?!?!?)

But, I have really good news for you!

You CAN break free of this old programming, and end the cycle!

It starts with you.

It's NOT your fault that your parents couldn't break free from their childhood

 trauma, but it IS your responsibility to heal your own.

When you heal your trauma, you not only heal what your parents gave you,

 helping them heal (if they choose), but you also heal the part of you that your

 children have been holding onto, allowing them to heal as well.

As a mother of four, the last thing I wanted to do was force my own trauma 

onto my children, so I began a decade-long journey (so far!) to heal myself. 

And now I help moms just like you do the same.

You CAN become the parent who gently and lovingly guides her children 

to their own soul's path...

...by clearing your own trauma, so they don't have to.