Ep 27- How The Mother Wound Impacts Your Relationships & What You Can Do To Fix It!

The Mother of all episodes! Maria Grande, creative arts therapist, breaks down the "mother wound," an emotional scar from early life that messes with our ability to have healthy relationships. She talks about different attachment styles-secure, anxious, avoidant, and disorganized-and how they play out in our love lives. Mari also shares some cool therapeutic techniques to help heal these deep emotional wounds. We'll chat about the importance of self-connection, grounding, and community support. Plus, she introduces the concept of "remothering," which is all about nurturing ourselves in the ways we needed from our mothers. Whether you’re single or in a relationship, this episode is packed with practical tips and insights to help you overcome past wounds and date greatly. Tune in and let’s dive deep into the healing journey together!
Love, Yvonne
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In this episode you will learn how to:

1. Understand what the Mother Wound is and how it affects your romantic relationships
2. How attachment styles offer clarity on your behaviour in relationships, specifically anxious and avoidant
3. Heal through creativity and community without being afraid of sucking!
4. Practical exercises to heal the mother wound and and facilitate deeper healing and authenticity in relationships
For more info, links and transcript go to lifecoachyvonn... More episodes I think you'll LOVE: Victoria Icenhower- Dating App Success- Ep 11 (www.lifecoachy...)
Morgan Rockwell-Dating After Heartbreak- Ep 9 (www.lifecoachy...)
Emily LaVoie- Get Over Your Negative Body Image- Ep 20 (www.lifecoachy...)

Intro Song: Bensound- Summer

[@shekar222]

Not having your mother with you while growing up can also lead to the wound; and many have mother AND father wounds, compounding the effect on relationships.

[@datinggreatlypodcast]

@@shekar222 most definitely! Abandonment issues could arise in relationships from not having a mother present while growing up. So much to navigate in relationships! Thank you for your comment:)