Childhood pain can take many forms and come in varying degrees.  Examples include neglect, abuse, parentification, growing up with controlling or judgmental parents, not feeling heard, not feeling loved or cared for, being punished or reprimanded, not feeling safe, or perhaps parents having too high expectations of you. Childhood pain can also come from something that happened to you or something you experienced.  You may have been bullied and felt like no one helped you.  You may have experienced the death of a parent or a loved one.  You may have lost a friend to suicide.  These events cause trauma in a child’s mind, and the pain from these losses can carry into adult life. 

When we don’t acknowledge and heal the pain from our childhoods, these pains will show up in our parenting.  We know that our childhood pain is showing up in our parenting when we are struggling in our parenting role. In this webinar, we will learn the signs that our childhood pain is getting in the way of becoming the parents we are meant to be.