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Healing The Mother Wound - A Guide For Girls

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Mother Wound, is not a closure conversation, A guide for those who are tired of blaming, tired of explaining, and ready to actually feel.

If you’ve done the thinking, the talking, the understanding
and something still hasn’t softened inside you
this book is for that part.

The mother wound isn’t healed through confrontation, closure conversations, or insight alone.
It lives in the body. In the nervous system. In the meanings you made in order to stay connected.

This guide doesn’t ask you to excuse harm.
It doesn’t ask you to forgive prematurely.
And it doesn’t ask you to confront anyone.

Instead, it guides you inward, to where the wound actually formed.

In this book, you’ll explore:

  • Why the mother wound isn’t about your mother, but about what you learned about yourself around her
  • How love can exist without landing, and how that shapes identity, anxiety, and self-worth
  • The difference between understanding your story and releasing it from the body
  • How suppressed emotions quietly become patterns, panic, or numbness
  • Simple, embodied practices to begin processing what was never allowed to be felt

This is not a motivational read.
It’s not a quick fix.
And it’s not meant to be rushed.

It’s for those who are ready to stop negotiating with pain
and start listening to it.

This book is for you if:

  • You’ve done therapy or self-work but still feel emotionally stuck
  • You carry grief, anger, or emptiness you can’t fully explain
  • You feel loyal to your pain but exhausted by it
  • You’re ready for emotional honesty, not more concepts

This book is not for you if:

  • You want advice on how to change your mother
  • You’re looking for positivity, affirmations, or bypassing
  • You’re not ready to feel what’s been held down

Healing doesn’t happen through insight alone.
It happens when what was frozen is finally allowed to move.

This book shows you where to begin.

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Pages
20
Size
3.61 MB
Length
20 pages
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