“Healing from the Inside Out” - with Inner Child Specialist Jen Peters Part 1 - Episode 96

Family Disappeared

In this conversation, Jen Peters, an inner child expert, discusses the significance of inner child work in healing trauma and understanding adult behaviors. The dialogue explores how childhood experiences shape adult relationships, the empowerment found in healing, and the importance of recognizing and addressing deep-seated wounds. The conversation also touches on parental alienation, estrangement, and the role of parents in influencing their children's emotional well-being. Jen emphasizes the need for self-love and reparenting as essential components of the healing journey.

Key Takeaways

• Most struggles in adulthood stem from childhood events.
• Inner child work connects us with parts of ourselves needing support.
• Healing is an empowerment process, not about blame.
• Patterns in relationships often reflect childhood wounds.
• Access points for inner child work include therapy and self-guided practices.
• Multiple inner children can exist, each carrying different traumas.
• Healing trauma can lead to emotional detachment from past events.
• Parental relationships significantly influence children's emotional health.
• Womb trauma can have lasting effects on individuals.
• Self-love is crucial for healing and empowerment.

Chapters
00:00 - Understanding Inner Child Work
02:55 - The Impact of Childhood on Adulthood
05:46 - Empowerment Through Inner Child Healing
09:04 - Patterns in Relationships and Responsibility
11:51 - Access Points for Inner Child Work
15:07 - Exploring Different Stages of Inner Child
17:56 - Healing Trauma and Emotional Responses
21:08 - The Role of Parents in Shaping Wounds
23:54 - Navigating Parental Alienation and Estrangement
27:00 - The Depth of Womb Trauma
30:08 - The Spiritual Aspect of Healing
33:00 - Reparenting and Self-Love
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Chapters

1. Inner Child Wounds Shape Adult Life (00:00:00)

2. Welcome with Lawrence and Jen (00:07:12)

3. How Present Problems Connect to Past Wounds (00:14:56)

4. Understanding Parental Alienation Dynamics (00:22:07)

5. Trauma in the Womb and Early Childhood (00:29:35)

6. Final Thoughts and Reparenting Practice (00:33:54)