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EPISODE · May 3, 2026 · 35 MIN

Episode 13: The Mother Wound Explained: Why You Keep Repeating Relationship Patterns (And How to Break Them Through Somatic Healing)

from The Unfuckwithable Woman · host Briony Montgomery

Message me at [email protected] do you keep repeating the same relationship patterns… even when you know better?In this episode of The Unfuckwithable Woman, Briony Montgomery explores the deeper truth of the mother wound - not as a personal flaw, but as a relational and nervous system pattern inherited across generations. This episode unpacks:What the mother wound actually is (beyond your relationship with your mother)How patterns like people pleasing, hyper-independence, and over-functioning are formedWhy these patterns live in the body, not just the mindThe role of culture, lineage, and relational environments in shaping your nervous systemHow somatic therapy supports long-term, embodied healingBriony shares clinical insight and lived experience to guide listeners into a deeper understanding of how the body holds relational patterns and how those patterns can change.This is not about fixing yourself.This is about understanding your system and learning how to work with it.If this episode resonates, explore somatic practices and work with Briony atwww.thesomatherapycollective.comContinue the JourneyIf something in this episode landed in your body, sit with it. That's the work beginning.The Unfuckwithable Woman is a space for women who are done managing their pain and ready to feel their way back to themselves. Each conversation goes deep into somatic therapy, nervous system healing, matrilineal repair and the kind of embodied living that doesn't ask permission.Subscribe on YouTube so you never miss a conversation. Share this episode with the woman in your life who is ready to come home to herself. Leave a review to help this work find the people who need it most.Stay Connected to Your Body, Every DayGo Deeper with The Somatherapy CollectiveThis work doesn't end when the episode does. When you're ready for more, explore 1:1 Somatic Therapy Sessions, Clarity Sessions, Mother Wound and Matrilineal Healing and MotherWay.https://www.thesomatherapycollective.com/This is not about fixing yourself. It is about reclaiming your body, your voice, your lineage and your right to feel fully alive.Empowerment. Healing. Liberation. The revolution starts within.Music by Finn Holleman | Photography by bethcronin_stillpoetryConnect with Briony and The SomaTherapy Collective on ...

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Message me at [email protected] Why do you keep repeating the same relationship patterns… even when you know better? In this episode of The Unfuckwithable Woman, Briony Montgomery explores the deeper truth of the mother wound - not as a personal flaw, but as a relational and nervous system pattern inherited across generations. This episode unpacks: What the mother wound actually is (beyond your relationship with your mother)How patterns like people pleasing, hyper-inde...

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