Mother Wound Science (Part 1) | From Wound to Healing to Wholeness with Dr. D’Marti Burgos

What if the parts of you that feel “broken” were actually shaped by early attachment, not personal failure? In Part 1 of a two-part science series on the Mother Wound, Dr. D’Marti Burgos joins Perspective Shifts for Healing with The Hanged Woman to explore how early bonding experiences shape self-worth, identity, and our nervous system long before we have conscious memory.   This episode reframes the Mother Wound not as something to blame or fix, but as a biological and neurological adaptation, and introduces the journey from wound → healing → wholeness as a process of discovering self-love from the inside out.   Together, we explore: What the Mother Wound actually is (from a neuroscience lens) How childhood experiences shape self-image and emotional patterns Why healing begins with understanding, not judgment How shifting perspective creates space for internal repair and safety   This conversation is for anyone questioning their self-worth, navigating complicated family dynamics, or seeking grounded, compassionate insight into why certain patterns persist — and how they can change.   ✨ This is Part 1 of a two-part conversation. Part 2 will explore integration, nervous system healing, and what living from wholeness looks like over time.   Presented by 3 of Cups Healing. 🤳🏽 Connect with The Hanged Woman: Instagram: @3ofCupsHealing Website: 3ofcupshealing.com   ✨ Find out more about the 3 of Cups Heart-Centered Marketing  here 👉🏽: https://www.3ofcupshealing.com/   🙌🏽 Connect with Dr. D’Marti Burgos here:  [email protected] https://www.youtube.com/@dmartiburgos   00:00 What Is the Mother Wound? 04:18 How Early Attachment Shapes Identity and Self-Worth 09:02 Why the Mother Wound Is Not About Blame 13:45 The Body and Brain’s Role in Emotional Wounds 18:30 From Survival Patterns to Self-Understanding 22:10 Discovering Self-Love from the Inside Out 26:05 Why Healing Requires a Shift in Perspective 30:40 Learning New Ways of Thinking and Responding 35:05 Moving Toward Wholeness and Internal Safety 39:20 Integration: What Healing Looks Like Over Time 44:10 Closing Reflections on Healing the Mother Wound