Mother Wounds and How Not to Cause Them with Therapist Kirsten Van Wingerden
Enjoy part two of this fabulous conversation where we tackle mother wounds with therapist Kristen Van Wingerden. So many of us have experienced pain in our past that we don't want to carry into our future with our own children. Let this therapist speak into your pain and your longings so that you can heal from the pain you don't want to see keep repeating itself. You will walk away from this episode hopeful, inspired and more compassionate for yourself and your kids.
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Connect with Kirsten on her website or sign up for her Mother Wounding Online Course
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