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Episode #6: They're Called Daddy Issues Because Your Dad (NOT you) Had Issues
“Part of the lack of love and affection that my dad gives me is because that was not provided to him when he was a child.”
In this episode of Caitlin's Couch, I am joined with the Boss Bitch, Women’s Success Coach Kael Roberts. She shares how she went from a background in the fitness industry to massage therapy to reiki healing to NLP to becoming a mindset and business strategy coach!
Kael really gets vulnerable in this interview and shares how events in her childhood shaped her in her adult life. With a lack of masculine affection in her family from her rarely present dad, She took matters into her own hands and became that masculine energy that she craved.
This episode is jam-packed with powerful messages and healing practices.
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL HEAR ABOUT
- The impact of one or more emotionally unavailable parents on our sense of self-worth
- How our choice of partners is often reflective of our paternal relationships
- How we can heal from those old wounds
- How we can stop looking for self-worth from others
- How to create healthier relationships
SOCIAL MEDIA + QUOTES
- “It made me feel like I wasn’t worthy of love like I wasn’t beautiful.”
- “Ok then, I need to protect myself, and to do that, I need to shift into a more manly presentation of who I am.”
- “I had to act more powerfully in my feminine energy.”
- “You have to look at yourself that way (sensually) in order to feel that.”
- “Practice makes better, and better is all we need.”
- “It’s not you, it’s him, he’s coming from a place of pain and being hurt.”
- “Everyone’s parents do the best with what resources they have.”
- “Part of the lack of love and affection that my dad gives me is because that was not provided to him when he was a child.”
CONNECT WITH ME
Don’t forget to follow me on Instagram @caitlinscouch and on Facebook.
Grab your Hard Conversations Checklist and get on the waitlist for the Caitlin’s Couch online membership at Caitlin’s Couch.
CONNECT WITH KAEL ROBERTSINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/the_kael_kollective/
FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/levelupacademy/
WEBSITE: https://www.kaelroberts.com
LOVE OUR PODCAST?Hey there!
Don’t forget to give us a rating and review in your podcast player because we’re here to embrace our ladyboners with pride and give other people permission to do so, too.
And as always, don’t forget to show your entire self some love this week!
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By Caitlin Cantor, LCSW, CST, CGT
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“Part of the lack of love and affection that my dad gives me is because that was not provided to him when he was a child.”
In this episode of Caitlin's Couch, I am joined with the Boss Bitch, Women’s Success Coach Kael Roberts. She shares how she went from a background in the fitness industry to massage therapy to reiki healing to NLP to becoming a mindset and business strategy coach!
Kael really gets vulnerable in this interview and shares how events in her childhood shaped her in her adult life. With a lack of masculine affection in her family from her rarely present dad, She took matters into her own hands and became that masculine energy that she craved.
This episode is jam-packed with powerful messages and healing practices.
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL HEAR ABOUT
- The impact of one or more emotionally unavailable parents on our sense of self-worth
- How our choice of partners is often reflective of our paternal relationships
- How we can heal from those old wounds
- How we can stop looking for self-worth from others
- How to create healthier relationships
SOCIAL MEDIA + QUOTES
- “It made me feel like I wasn’t worthy of love like I wasn’t beautiful.”
- “Ok then, I need to protect myself, and to do that, I need to shift into a more manly presentation of who I am.”
- “I had to act more powerfully in my feminine energy.”
- “You have to look at yourself that way (sensually) in order to feel that.”
- “Practice makes better, and better is all we need.”
- “It’s not you, it’s him, he’s coming from a place of pain and being hurt.”
- “Everyone’s parents do the best with what resources they have.”
- “Part of the lack of love and affection that my dad gives me is because that was not provided to him when he was a child.”
CONNECT WITH ME
Don’t forget to follow me on Instagram @caitlinscouch and on Facebook.
Grab your Hard Conversations Checklist and get on the waitlist for the Caitlin’s Couch online membership at Caitlin’s Couch.
CONNECT WITH KAEL ROBERTSINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/the_kael_kollective/
FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/levelupacademy/
WEBSITE: https://www.kaelroberts.com
LOVE OUR PODCAST?Hey there!
Don’t forget to give us a rating and review in your podcast player because we’re here to embrace our ladyboners with pride and give other people permission to do so, too.
And as always, don’t forget to show your entire self some love this week!