Feeling safety in one’s body is sadly not a privilege that every woman partakes in. We could speak this problem as one belonging to “third-world” countries, “underdeveloped” countries, countries with religions that consider women less than men, etc. But, sadly, this is an illusion. The fact is that on average, almost 500 women are raped …
SO, how do we learn to take care of ourselves from a loving place, the core, rather than coming from a place of competition or trying to be like the Jones or fit in? How do we approach our dreams, our goals, our desires, from a grounded, centered place? I explore this in my Blog …
SO, how do we learn to take care of ourselves from a loving place, the core, rather than coming from a place of competition or trying to be like the Jones or fit in? How do we approach our dreams, our goals, our desires, from a grounded, centered place? I explore this in my Blog …
The Embodiment Piece: Core Desired Feelings & An Empowered Context Read More »
The Embodiment Piece We can look at our wounds, stay in the insights, look at our blind spots, all we want… But none of that will work unless we move into the embodiment piece. For example, one may be aware that one has a wound with the mother, and that it shows up as neglecting, …
I’m tackling a difficult subject today, when embraced with the heart: impatience in mothering. When you’re a mom, you’re bound to experience impatience at some point, to some extent or another. For those of you who have particular trouble with this, I see women struggle with this impatience and in my experience and observation, what …
Often times this really stems from our own mothering wounds. Often when we have not had our own mothering needs met… Think about it—if you are a child and you have a parent that is not paying as much attention as you wish they would, it is very probable that you will develop a people …
This week in the Feminine & Motherhood Empowerment Lounge we are talking about identifying our wounds in mothering and this is something, unfortunately, that does not get talked a lot about in our society. So, the “Mom Deficit” is what I call it. When we have a child all of our mothering wounds get reawoken …
One of the biggest things that we don’t talk about as a society, and that I cannot even emphasize how important it is, is: how your own mothering (how you were mothered by your own mother, or lack of mother or whatever that situation was) affects your own mothering now. Now, this topic is relevant …
Identifying Wounds: How the mothering YOU received affects your mothering now Read More »
Have you thought about how the mothering you received affects your own mothering? If so, who have you been able to talk to about it? Have you been able to process some of that material in community? If not, why or why not? Is it just too painful, frightening, overwhelming, to think about? …
How the Mothering We Received Affects Our Mothering (of our own Children) Read More »
Carl Jung, founder of analytical psychology, talked about the Inner Marriage as a way of individuating, or becoming your own, full, whole self. Individuating refers to becoming an individual separate from entities like your parents and the collective culture, our society, i.e. really owning your own beliefs, rather than following the masses, and things like …
Hi! I´m Tanya!
With my M.A. in Counseling Psychology and my experience as a woman & a mother, I became an Empowerment Coach. I help people leave behind unhealthy and unhelpful social patterning & conditioning and tune into their OWN wisdom & truth, to re-connect in with their own deeper (ancestral) truth and draw that back into the world, to create a healthy whole.
