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Gaslighting & grey rocking & guilt-tripping, oh my!
Does any of this sound familiar . . . ?
You’ve spent your hard-earned cash (and time!) on the whole therapy thing, but your mom is STILL up there living rent-free in your head.
No matter how much you educate yourself about narcissism or emotionally immature parents or [insert here another label] you can’t shake the I-must-be-overreacting mind maze.
Setting boundaries with her hasn't made you feel better. If anything, you actually feel worse.
The last thing you ever want to do is make the same mistakes she did as a parent or partner.
. . . If so keep reading because helping cycle breakers snap out of the mother wound funk and write a new legacy is what I do.
I'M INTO SELF-HELP JUST AS MUCH AS THE NEXT TRAUMA SURVIVOR. (YOUNGER ME SPENT MORE $$ THAN I CARE TO ADMIT.)
But lean in for some real-talk . . .
Finding the right self-help books to read and the right disorders to label my mom with and the right accounts to follow . . . None of these are how I was able to flip the switch from mother wound misery to mastery.
I didn't need to find something outside of myself. I needed to come home TO myself.
Since then I've taught hundreds of clients how to do the same. Now it's your turn.
The problem is:
MOST PEOPLE THINK MOTHER WOUND RECOVERY IS ABOUT GETTING A PHD IN WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOUR MOM.
BUT–what they fail to recognize is that shining the spotlight on your mom is the problem all over again.
You've spent enough time focusing on your mom. It's time to invest in you.
Healing the mother wound isn't about diagnosing your mom. It's about finding your way back to yourself.
^^ While my mom was busy doing the same old hurtful stuff she's always done, I put down her baggage and booked a ticket home to ME.
Once all the shame, guilt, anger, and "Why is she like this?!?" gave way to a peace younger me never knew was possible, I started teaching my method to any and everyone who would listen.
What People Are Saying
"The guilt and constantly second-guessing myself are gone!"
Since joining Breakthrough, I've gone from thinking about my emotionally abusive mom literally all the time to barely even thinking of her at all. That chapter of my life is over. The guilt and constantly second-guessing myself are gone! If you're on the fence about the course, do yourself a favor and buy it. You won't regret it.
Melissa G.
"My only regret is not doing this sooner."
All that time I was spending trying to figure out what was wrong with my mom–Is she a covert narcissist? Is she emotionally immature?–was time I wasn't spending with my partner and my kids. It was consuming my life! Then Stephi showed me a better way. Total game-changer! My only regret is not doing this sooner.
T. S.
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