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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2024 · 47 MIN

EP 71: 5 Ways Ignoring Your Inner Work is Impacting Your Children

from The Gemma Hanley Podcast · host Gemma Hanley

A very sensitive and extremely important topic for us to have a transparent conversation about - WITH COMPASSION! Let's start by saying, the fact that you are a mother reading this right now - is so extremely impressive.  Your heart is so big, and I am in awe of your desire to lead by example for your children.   Here's what you can expect from this episode:   A massive acknowledgement and celebration of all the mumma's consistently doing the best they know how   Why I see difficult and uncomfortable conversations as a non negotiable in coaching   Generational trauma & subconscious patterns - how it's not all your "fault"   The unknown fact about communication that will transform your perspective on parenting   People pleasing, emotional eating, body shaming, perfectionism and boundaries - getting clear on the subconscious patterns of your inner world, and taking ownership for what this is teaching the next generation   Watch the replay to my free masterclass: Emotion & Symptom Mastery here   Connect with Gemma here daily on instagram, and for more resources head to gemmahanley.com  

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