<p>Children experience trauma when they don't feel seen, don't feel worthy and don't feel connected to their parents.  Parents who experienced this kind of trauma, as a child,  will unintentionally repeat this with their own children.  This is an excerpt of an interview I did with Shannon VanderZwaag for her important summit: Conquering the Battle Within.</p>

Children experience trauma when they don't feel seen, don't feel worthy and don't feel connected to their parents. Parents who experienced this kind of trauma, as a child, will unintentionally repeat this with their own children. This is an excerpt of an interview I did with Shannon VanderZwaag for her important summit: Conquering the Battle Within.

<p>Children experience trauma when they don't feel seen, don't feel worthy and don't feel connected to their parents. &nbsp;Parents who experienced this kind of trauma, as a child, &nbsp;will unintentionally repeat this with their own children. &nbsp;This is an excerpt of an interview I did with Shannon VanderZwaag for her important summit: Conquering the Battle Within.</p>

Are you Passing Your Unhealed Childhood Trauma onto Your Child?

My rather unique parenting approach, is rooted in neuroscience and empowers parents to build the kind of parent-child relationship that builds resilient, confident children, that learn easily, behave positively, feel good about themselves and love life. I believe that the chemistry between the parent and the child, can be the trigger for learning, behavior and mood challenges. The relationship between the parent and the child also has the power to reverse and heal these problems.

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Are you Passing Your Unhealed Childhood Trauma onto Your Child?