Parenting
Break intergenerational patterns and parent with presence
Trauma shapes the way we nurture, protect, respond, and connect with our children.
Whether you're a new parent, co-parenting, healing your own childhood wounds, or breaking cycles of intergenerational trauma — this space supports you in parenting with greater presence, regulation, and compassion.
Parenting with a Regulated Nervous System
- How trauma impacts parenting instincts and emotional availability.
- Common parenting patterns rooted in unresolved childhood trauma.
- Signs of reactive parenting vs. regulated, responsive caregiving.
- A checklist: “Am I parenting from connection or from fear?”
Journal Prompts
Reflecting on Parenting Patterns
How have my own trauma experiences influenced the way I parent?
Which behaviors or reactions do I notice repeating across generations?
Building Connection and Trust
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How do I foster safety, trust, and open communication with my child?
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What moments of connection can I create intentionally each day?
Boundaries and Self-Care
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Where do I need to set boundaries to protect my energy and well-being?
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How can I model self-care and emotional regulation for my children?
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