Do you find yourself reacting impulsively when triggered by events from your past? Do you become defensive in disagreements with others to earn their validation and prove your worth? Do you often feel unseen and unheard by important people in your life, leading you to experience sadness, anger, and disappointment? If so, your inner child may be showing up in your adult life, demonstrating how the unhealed wounds from your past continue to affect your current relationships.
If you’re ready to learn more about how to recognize your inner child(ren), form a relationship with them, and find ways to meet your own emotional needs, then "Inner Child Healing: Learn to Become Your Own Loving Parent" is for you! In this workshop, you will discover how to care for and nuture your younger self, provide for your own needs rather than looking for external approval, and act from your healthy adult self more often. Get ready to heal your inner child and learn to become your own most loving parent!
Can’t attend the training live? If you purchase a ticket, the recording and materials will be emailed to you so you can watch at your leisure for the next 30 days. Advance registration is required. Registrants will receive the recording, the downloadable PowerPoint slide deck, and a bonus resource all included in the ticket price (all sold separately on my website).
Have a question? Email Lauren at lauren.mccoy617@gmail.com for more information.
*Lauren McCoy is a licensed professional counselor, emotional wellness coach, and educator with over 9 years of experience. She works with individuals of all ages to help them navigate a wide variety of challenges, with a special emphasis on healing codependency, perfectionism, and people pleasing tendencies. She strives to help her clients reach their individual goals in a safe, non-judgmental, and supportive environment. Lauren views her work as a collaborative effort between the therapist and client, in which they partner together to focus on inner healing, explore identity, and develop coping skills to manage life’s stressors effectively. Her style is warm, open, and empowering, and she considers establishing rapport and building trust the foundations for a strong therapeutic relationship.*
