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Forgiveness Readiness Assessment

Forgiveness Readiness Assessment Take our Forgiveness Readiness Assessment to see if you are really ready to forgive, or if you need more healing first. Forgiveness is often pushed as the first step, but real forgiveness requires time, self-awareness, and healing. This short assessment will help you reflect on where you are in the process. Answer […]

Repairing The Broken Mother Daughter Bond

From Estrangement to Understanding: Can You Really Repair The Broken Mother Daughter Bond More people than you think have a broken mother daughter bond. Family alienation is an epidemic and mother-daughter estrangement is more common than most people realize. I know all about as I’ve experienced it and repaired it. For some, it begins with […]

Understanding The Mother Daughter Blueprint

The Mother Daughter Blueprint: How It Shapes Every Relationship Ever thought about the impact the mother daughter blueprint has had on your life and lives of so many other women? I think about it all time. Here’s why–from the moment we’re born, our relationship with our mother becomes the first lens through which we see […]

Break The Cycle Of Generational Conflict

Why Break The Cycle Of Generational Conflict? Ready to break the cycle that’s been haunting the women of your family for generations? Maybe you’re aware of it, maybe you just know something is off with how your family treats each other. Either way, now is a great time to understand the patterns and find ways […]

Forget About Forgiveness

Why Forgiveness Isn’t the First Step — and What To Do Instead If you come from a situation like mine, you’ve heard this a million times, “You just need to forgive.” It’s offered up casually like a cure-all, a magic step that will somehow erase years of hurt. But if you’ve ever been on the […]

Toxic Scripts We Tell Our Daughters

Toxic Scripts We Tell Our Daughters (And Don’t Even Realize) What are the words, or toxic scripts, you remember from your mom growing up? Were they nurturing and loving, or critical and ultimately damaging? See, the truth is, words shape identity. Especially when they come from our moms. What we say to our daughters—often without […]

The Real Cost of Mother Daughter Estrangement

Do You Know The Hidden Cost of Mother Daughter Estrangement? When I began writing books about mother-daughter healing, it was because I know the real cost of mother daughter estrangement. When mothers and daughters stop speaking, it doesn’t just create silence—it creates deep wounds that, for me, rippled through every part of my life. From […]

Introducing… The Mother-Daughter Relationship Makeover Workbook For Lasting Change

The Mother-Daughter Relationship Makeover Workbook For Lasting Change Is Finally Here! We have spent almost a YEAR working on The Mother-Daughter Relationship Makeover Workbook For Lasting Change to follow up our first book, The Mother-Daughter Relationship Makeover: Four Steps To Bring Back The Love. We’d think we were finished and then see places we needed […]

Acadia Healthcare Expands Access To Care

Acadia Healthcare Expands Access to Care for Americans Battling Substance Use Disorders Acadia Healthcare and its network of affiliates operate at the intersection of America’s expanding mental health and substance use disorder crises. As the nation’s largest standalone behavioral healthcare provider, the company’s affiliated network of facilities has developed extensive capabilities specifically to help support […]

Enabling Quotes: Stop Enabling Poor Choices

Stop Enabling To Help Loved Ones  Updated 9/25 How can you stop enabling? This is such a tricky question because the line between helping and supporting and enabling is not always black and white. Rescuing is critically important when you’re dealing with young children. But adults, whether friends, loved ones, or relatives, who keep making […]