It’s Never Too Late To Have A Happy Childhood

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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 20, 2009 -- I am completely convinced that all of us grown-up women walk around with a vulnerable ‘little girl’ inside of us who gets our attention in some ingenious ways if we’re not tuned into her and can lead us down some very self-destructive paths. Many of my client’s inner children lead them to binge on food, get into disastrous relationships, or run themselves into the ground until they are completely burned out. Why? So that they will LISTEN to what she is trying to tell them!

Most often, it’s something like this:

“I wanna play! You’re working me too hard!”

“I’m tired- I need rest”

“I need to be loved”

“I need to be appreciated”

And the list goes on...

As a therapist, I see it as my job to help women re-connect with this sweet, innocent, and often wounded little girl, learn to tune into what she needs, and then give it to her. In essence, this is a process of “re-parenting” ourselves and learning to be unconditionally loving, accepting, and forgiving instead of beating ourselves up emotionally through myriad acts of self-destruction.

This is not an easy or a speedy process, but with much persistence, practice, and a lot of patience, it is unbelievably rewarding. I have done a lot of inner work personally (and continue to do so on a daily basis) and guided countless women through their own, and I hope I speak for all of us when I say that doing this difficult but absolutely essential work IS WORTH IT!

Let’s face it- the majority of us weren’t parented very well. I’m not saying this to blame our parents- I believe they probably did the best they could with what they had. But the fact is that no one has to go through “parenting school” and pass with flying colors in order to reproduce and raise offspring. Most people simply do the best they can with what they learned from their own parents. And that’s not always a formula for success when it comes to producing healthy, happy, and self-confident human beings.

But there is GOOD NEWS...even if your parents got a lot of it all wrong, you can undo a lot of the damage and repair as an adult. Phew! I am a living example of someone who had a pretty rough time growing up and has learned to be happy and healthy as an adult and I’m not the only one...they are all around us and we’re all dancing together in joyous celebration!

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