The Mother Wound is the psychological or emotional pain stemming from the relationship with your mother or mother figure- that could be a grandmother, foster mother, aunt, or even an older sibling. The Mother Wound is also the generational trauma of being a woman passed down through your lineage of women in patriarchal cultures. If your mother or mother figure did not or could not meet your needs when you were a child, and she was not emotionally attuned to you, it can cause inconsistencies in your sense of self. If you’ve been let down, neglected, judged, criticized, humiliated, or abused, you most likely have the mother wound.

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1. What is trauma-informed coaching? Trauma-informed coaching is an approach that recognizes the impact of trauma on a person’s thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. It creates a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental space where healing and growth can happen. Rather than focusing on fixing or diagnosing, it supports clients in understanding their patterns, building resilience, and reclaiming agency in their lives. 2. How is trauma-informed coaching different from therapy? While therapy often focuses on diagnosing and treating mental health conditions or processing past trauma, trauma-informed coaching focuses on personal growth, future goals, and nervous system regulation in the present. Coaching is not a replacement for therapy, but it can complement it beautifully. 3. Do I need to have a “big” trauma to benefit from trauma-informed coaching? Not at all. Trauma isn’t just about major life events—it can be anything that overwhelmed your nervous system and impacted your sense of safety or identity. Many of my clients come to me with experiences of emotional neglect, people-pleasing, or mother wounds that are often overlooked, but still deeply affect their lives. 4. What kinds of people benefit from this type of coaching? Anyone who wants to feel more grounded, confident, and free in their life. I often work with women navigating mother wounds, burnout, perfectionism, emotional reactivity, and inner child wounds. This work is especially supportive for those who feel stuck in old patterns and want lasting change—not just surface-level fixes.

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