“Three things are striking about inner child work: the speed with which people change when they do this work; the depth of that change; and the power and creativity that result when wounds from the past are healed.” By John Bradshaw, Homecoming: Reclaiming and Championing Your Inner Child.

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Is it easier to feel compassion for other people than it is for yourself? Do you prioritize the needs of others at the expense of your own well-being?

When emotional needs are not met in childhood, we learn to seek validation and love from others in order to feel worthy and valuable. People-pleasing, lack of boundaries and self-care, are common in codependent relationships. Reparenting your inner child and addressing unmet needs and emotions from childhood can help you live a more positive and rewarding life—with fun, laughter, spontaneity, and most importantly, with love.

Join us in community with other women at the Women Living in the Solution 1-day conference where you’ll hear speakers, attend breakout sessions and focus on building a healthy connection with your inner child!

More details here.