Because parenting brings up more than we ever imagined.
We can love our children deeply and still experience anger, grief, resentment, overwhelm and moments when we barely recognise ourselves. Not to mention the smaller and bigger grief and rage that can be stirred with the state of our earth, the lack of a village and unmet needs.
Parenting has a way of touching parts of us that were formed long before our children arrived or the feelings that get stirred along our parenting journey.
Yet so much parenting advice focuses on understanding our children. Rarely do we make space to understand ourselves and allow the full expression of our own feelings.
A welcoming, gently facilitated monthly gathering where we can explore what parenting brings up in us, drawing on attachment, Aware Parenting and the Inner Parenting Process.
There will be room for honest conversations, reflection, listening and connection with other parents.
You don't need to have a particular problem to solve, and there's no pressure to share more than feels comfortable.
Come once, come occasionally or make it a monthly ritual. You're welcome whenever it feels right for you. Bring a cup of tea and know you are accepted just the way you are.
Because parenting brings up more than we ever imagined.
We can love our children deeply and still experience anger, grief, resentment, overwhelm and moments when we barely recognise ourselves. Not to mention the smaller and bigger grief and rage that can be stirred with the state of our earth, the lack of a village and unmet needs.
Parenting has a way of touching parts of us that were formed long before our children arrived or the feelings that get stirred along our parenting journey.
Yet so much parenting advice focuses on understanding our children. Rarely do we make space to understand ourselves and allow the full expression of our own feelings.
A welcoming, gently facilitated monthly gathering where we can explore what parenting brings up in us, drawing on attachment, Aware Parenting and the Inner Parenting Process.
There will be room for honest conversations, reflection, listening and connection with other parents.
You don't need to have a particular problem to solve, and there's no pressure to share more than feels comfortable.
Come once, come occasionally or make it a monthly ritual. You're welcome whenever it feels right for you. Bring a cup of tea and know you are accepted just the way you are.