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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2025 · 15 MIN

3. Ten Steps to Heal Childhood Wounds

from Navigating Motherhood Without Your Mother · host Alyssa Carlene Rogers

Motherhood sure has a way of bringing up childhood wounds we thought were behind us. Have you ever felt this happen? In this episode of Navigating Motherhood Without Your Mother, Alyssa Carlene walks you through 10 powerful steps to help you process the past by reconnecting with your inner child. From acknowledging your feelings and setting boundaries to reparenting yourself and breaking generational cycles, each step is designed to support your healing and growth. Tune in to learn how to start implementing these steps and take meaningful strides toward self-compassion, forgiveness, and lasting transformation.Listen to the episode to answer the following questions: Why is it important for me to acknowledge and validate my feelings when healing childhood wounds?How can I embrace my inner child, and how will it help me heal?In what ways can therapy and professional support help me on my healing journey?How can I set boundaries with myself and others to protect my emotional well-being?How does reparenting help me heal, and what are some ways I can start reparenting myself?

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