Discerning Parenting 056 - Recovering From The Past Through HeartHealing (So You Can Become The Parent You Want To Be)
In this eye-opening episode of the Discerning Parenting podcast, Dr. Victoria delves into the heart of a common struggle for many parents - the battle against yelling and losing patience. With empathy born from personal experience, Dr. Victoria reflects on her journey, not as a parent initially but as an individual grappling with anger.
Frustrated parents often find themselves caught in a cycle of promising to stay calm, only to succumb to the overwhelming surge of frustration. Join us as we explore the profound impact of past experiences on our present actions, even in ways we may not consciously recognize.
Discover the transformative power of acknowledging and addressing the roots of anger, gaining invaluable insights that can reshape your approach to parenting and personal growth. Tune in to this episode for a candid and empowering conversation on breaking free from the chains of frustration and embracing the patient, discerning parent within.
❤️ Find wholeness for yourself, so you can show up better for your family. Come on a HeartHealing® journey to heal the self-doubt, negativity, and worry that’s been holding you back from full parenting success.
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