About this episode
In this episode of the Her Fertility podcast, Jess Tims dives into the often overlooked topic of the 'mother wound' and its connection to fertility. Jess explains how unresolved pain patterns and limiting beliefs from one’s relationship with their mother can affect emotional and physical health, particularly influencing the sacral chakra, which is linked to creativity, pleasure, and relationships.
This episode outlines her Her Fertility framework, emphasizing hormones, energy, and research and includes practical steps for addressing the mother wound include awareness, re-parenting, energy and body work, establishing boundaries, and seeking community support.
00:00 Introduction to Her Fertility Podcast
00:48 Understanding the Mother Wound
02:11 The Sacral Chakra Connection
03:25 Physical and Emotional Impact on Fertility
04:16 Identifying and Addressing the Mother Wound
06:24 Steps to Heal the Mother Wound
08:43 Community and Support Resources
09:09 Conclusion and Personal Invitation
Resources: Mothers Who Can't Love by Susan Forward Ph.D
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