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Jen Aria Peters | Visionary Inner Child + Trauma Healer 🪽
The experiences we had as children still live with The experiences we had as children still live within us - in our subconscious mind, our nervous system + often in our fascia too - for both women and men.

This is where the patterns of not having our needs met are held.

Here’s the thing - you don’t have to keep repeating the cycle of having your needs going unmet.

Your needs are important - they always were…it’s just that your family was not capable of meeting them.

I see this pattern constantly in my work - and I know it personally too.

These patterns didn’t start with you but they can stop with you.

If you’re ready to shift into a different space where it’s not always ‘all on you’...

Where you don’t have to carry it all on your own any more...

Please know that this is absolutely possible for you - without giving up your autonomy.

✨Message me directly to explore how you can finally be free from these imprints 🩷

Tending to this wound shifts everything.

💬 I’m curious, how has this wound shown up for you?

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Something that isn’t spoken about enough is that Something that isn’t spoken about enough is that our wounds are energy.

And emotionalised energy is highly magnetic.

So our unhealed, unintegrated wounds are highly magnetic - drawing similar situations and people to us.

This is why we tend to find ourselves in relationships with people who have similar wounds to our own - except they often play out in opposite polarities.

A dynamic between someone with an anxious attachment style and a partner with an avoidant attachment style is a clear example of this.

Here’s the truth - you don’t have to continue playing out your childhood wounds inside your adult relationships.

You get to change the script and rewrite your relationship template.

✨ I’ve seen clients fully dissolve long held, relational imprints - shifting out of these cycles - and into healthy, loving, deeply connected relationships.

✨ Relationships where they feel safe, secure, and supported.

✨ Relationships that are reciprocal, where they’re fully seen and loved at the same time.

✨ Relationships that are conscious and soulful, where they’re met at the depth they are - because the other person has done their inner work too.

Awareness or intellectual understanding alone is not enough.

This is why you can understand your trauma deeply - yet still repeat the same patterns.

This work happens at the subconscious level - where the imprint was formed.

This is exactly what we do inside my 1:1 programs.

This is why my clients are able to dissolve patterns that have been in place for decades - swiftly and with ease (you can explore client results on my profile.)

If you’re ready to shift out of relational patterns that are no longer aligned with the life you’re creating, message me directly.

Or comment 1111 and I’ll share the details about my One Month Private Program with you.

THERE is SO much more here for you beyond where you are right now.

💬 I’m curious, does this resonate with you too?

#innerchildwork #healthyrelationship #healingrelationships #narcissisticrelationships #jenpeters
Being raised by a narcissistic mother is deeply de Being raised by a narcissistic mother is deeply destabilising.

It pulls you out of your authentic self in order to navigate what feels like a minefield.

MANY of the most remarkable women I’ve worked with carry the Narcissistic Mother Wound - and chose to heal it.

These early imprints don’t have to define who you become.

When we intentionally heal these imprints, something remarkable happens...

You unlock aspects of yourself you never would have been able to reach before. 

YOU become who you would have been - without the trauma, the distortions - the limitations.

The depth of what you’ve experienced is matched by your capacity to rise.

I’ve had the privilege of helping thousands to heal their Narcissistic Mother Wound at the core and this is what often emerges:

✨ Codependency and anxiety dissolve, replaced by a deep sense of inner safety and security

✨ Hyper independence softens and your connections deepen

✨ Unworthiness is replaced with unshakable self worth 

✨ The critical inner voice quietens and self belief takes its place

✨ The inner torment dissolves and is replaced by emotional freedom and liberation

✨ Healthy, stable, loving relationships and friendships become the norm

✨ Deep, authentic connections form, firstly with yourself - then with others

✨ You become magnetic to opportunities, people and a lifestyle that was once completely out of reach

This is available to you too. 

The key is healing the core narcissistic mother wound at the foundation. 

This work happens at a subconscious level - awareness and an intellectual understanding alone isn’t enough. Depth is required.

This is what we do inside my 1:1 Programs, I’d love to support you too.

I’m opening 3 spaces inside my Healing the Narcissistic Mother Wound 1:1 Program - reduced investment for this intake. 

COMMENT: 1111 + I’ll send you the details 

OR

MESSAGE me directly if you’d like to explore deeper support together.

Love, Jen 🩷

💬  How did being raised like this show up for you?

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I wish parents of estranged adult children knew th I wish parents of estranged adult children knew that in most cases they need these things to repair:

👉🏼They need to be heard - without excuses, explanations or defensiveness.

👉🏼They need to have their experiences + feelings about things that happened acknowledged + validated.

👉🏼They often need to hear: “I’m sorry.”

This goes such a long way to repairing the relationship.

I’m seeing more content online making the adult child the problem while refusing to look at the role the parent played. 

When we do this we undermine any chance of repair - in fact it only serves to reinforce why your child has walked away.

As parents we must be open to truly hearing our children - especially when they’re trying to tell us what’s hurting them.

This is not about blaming but it is about taking responsibility for our part. 

I WISH ADULT CHILDREN understood this:

Most parents, although not all, are genuinely trying to do the best job they can, with the tools they have.

Our parents were trying to parent while also juggling financial pressures, working, maintaining a home, a relationship, putting food on the table - they’re often running on empty in terms of energy + emotional bandwidth too.

There wasn’t anywhere near the information, resources or support that’s freely available now. 

Our parents were parenting through their own unresolved inner child trauma - just like we will if we don’t address ours.

This does not excuse what you experienced - but it does shed some light on why.

If you’re here now, I invite you to be open to your parent/s one day meeting you where you where you are.

I also encourage you to do your own inner work so that you do not repeat the cycle with your own children - just making a conscious choice not to is not enough - the patterns still play out.

This is something I help my clients with, message me directly if you’d like to know more.

I’m curious, have you had any experience with this?
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