Identify the patterns you bring into every interaction

Couple Arguing

Dr. Shefali's Conscious Parenting framework emphasizes mindfulness and self-awareness to nurture your relationship with yourself, which in turn strengthens your connections with others.

Humans are inherently social creatures, constantly interacting and reacting to those around us. Often, we rely on coping patterns formed in childhood to navigate difficult emotions and challenging situations. As we grow into adulthood, we may realize these mechanisms no longer serve us, especially when our relationships begin to falter. By identifying and breaking these generational patterns, we can nurture healthier interactions with partners and peers.

We were never meant to face life alone. Community support has been vital to human evolution. Let me help you on this journey.

We cannot selectively numb our feelings.
When we build a wall
to keep the pain out (or in),
we also keep out the joy
and the peace of mind that are achievable.
Because, in some cases, the wall is a necessary protection, the loss of happiness is a necessary sacrifice.
— Dr. Gabor Maté, The Myth of Normal

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