Mother Hunger with Kelly McDaniel

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  • Опубликовано: 16 янв 2024
  • I am so moved and honored to welcome Kelly McDaniel LPC, NCC to the podcast to discuss her book Mother Hunger, a personal life-changer that I frequently recommend to my clients. During this powerful conversation, we explore the term “Mother Hunger” and its various impacts on daughters with mothers who weren’t able to tend to them in nurturing and supportive ways.
    We also discuss:
    - The importance of using non-pathologizing language on experiences that are often so shamed
    - Yearning for nurturance, protection, and guidance and how someone might start the healing process
    - Mother Hunger as an Epigenetic inheritance from our maternal lineage and how it affects a mother-child bond
    - Implicit Memory and how our bodies carry experiences that elude verbal expression for many
    - Disorganized attachment and confronting the labels society attaches, such as “bipolar disorder” and “borderline personality disorder” and how these may reflect deeper, unmet needs.
    Whether you’re a mental health professional or someone healing their own Mother Hunger, this conversation will offer insights and connection in a kind and compassionate way.
    I left this conversation feeling deeply touched by the depth and topics we navigated through and truly in awe of Kelly’s ability to put words to such a heartbreaking experience that I have not only experienced but I know many of you have as well.
    About Kelly McDaniel, LPC, NCC:
    Kelly McDaniel is a licensed professional counselor,author, mother, and women’s advocate. In her first book Ready to Heal, (2008) she named an attachment injury as “Mother Hunger” and started a movement.
    Women resonated with the concept and wanted treatment. Since then, Kelly devotes herself to nurturing insecure attachment and maternal deprivation in adult women. In her second book, Mother Hunger, Kelly speaks to the millions of women who suffer with a life-long emotional burden that adversely affects self-worth, eating patterns, and relational wellness.
    Catch Kelly speaking at ⁠Hay House’s I Can Do It!⁠ event in March 2024, located in Pheonix, AZ: www.discover.hayhouse.com/icd...
    ⁠Website⁠: kellymcdanieltherapy.com
    ⁠Purchase Mother Hunger⁠: www.amazon.com/Mother-Hunger-Understand-Nurturance-Protection/dp/1401960855
    Instagram: ⁠@kellymcdanieltherapy
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Комментарии • 8

  • @irenekuhn1292
    @irenekuhn1292 5 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you for the warmhearted discussion about such an impotant and basic topic. I think this book will help a lot of women to understand and have compassion for themselves.

    • @ShelbyLeigh
      @ShelbyLeigh  5 месяцев назад

      so grateful you could listen. thanks so much for your kind words!

  • @melissafennemore5848
    @melissafennemore5848 Месяц назад

    Thanks Kelly and Shelby for talking about this heartbreaking topic in a kind way! You are making a difference.

    • @ShelbyLeigh
      @ShelbyLeigh  Месяц назад

      thank YOU so much for listening and taking the time to write.

  • @angelamossucco2190
    @angelamossucco2190 4 месяца назад +1

    Thank you for speaking on food as a coping mechanism.
    Your work combined with Winnicot and John Bowlby is revolutionary.

    • @ShelbyLeigh
      @ShelbyLeigh  4 месяца назад

      Yes! I bet both Kelly and I studied them both in Grad school. Such important bodies of work.

  • @teachchina
    @teachchina Месяц назад

    Wonderful discussion! Thanks for posting ❤️

    • @ShelbyLeigh
      @ShelbyLeigh  Месяц назад

      Thank you so much for listening!!!