
01/08/2025
A topic closest to heart - in the hundreds of clients I’ve seen in the past years, most come from a backing of parental pain. Some mums tell me they want to change as their kids are distancing themselves, while some adult children seek to heal from deep pain they are still facing at home + the ripple effects in their present life.
I know. You love each other but something’s not working.
You talk, but don’t feel heard.
You try to connect, but old patterns take over.
You avoid the hard stuff, or end up arguing… again.
Parent–Child Therapy isn’t just for young children or crisis moments.
It’s for any parent and child, even in adulthood, who want to make sense of what’s gotten in the way of closeness, safety, and trust.
You’re carrying years of silence, emotional distance, guilt, or resentment.
You may love each other deeply, and still feel misunderstood. And for for the life of me I know even making it to therapy AS A PAIR is hard enough.
If you can manage to turn up together, we will start clearing up the fog. If you can’t, doing this on your own works perfectly fine too. I did mine this way as well.
DM if you have questions.