Some wounds are hard to talk about—especially when they involve our mothers. This conversation explores the often-unspoken pain of the mother wound—how unmet maternal needs, emotional neglect, or generational trauma can shape a woman’s sense of self, relationships, and worth. We'll create a safe, compassionate space to explore how these relational ruptures influence identity formation, emotional regulation, and interpersonal functioning in adulthood. If you've ever felt alone in this experience or unsure how to begin healing, you're not alone—this conversation will offer understanding and insights into the complexities of grief, boundary formation, and the path toward individuation and healing.

Shifts you may experience from this conversation:

• Discover what the “mother wound” really means and how it may be silently influencing your life, relationships, and sense of self.

• Finally put words to the experiences you’ve carried quietly—feeling unseen, misunderstood, or emotionally distant from your mother.

• Learn how to break free from painful generational patterns so you can write a new story for yourself (and future generations).

• Acknowledge the pain of these wounds, not as a betrayal of your mother, but as an act of courage and the beginning of change.

• Leave with the reassurance that you are not alone—and that naming your truth is a powerful first step toward freedom.