Post Traumatic Parenting and Shame with Dr. Patti Ashley
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Psychology Today Articles
- What the #CookieChallenge Is Doing to Post-Traumatic ParentsThe viral #CookieChallenge may seem harmless, but for trauma survivors, it can awaken old fears and future-trip their parenting. Here’s what to watch out for.
- Maybe You're Not a Gentle Parent—Maybe It's a Trauma ResponseMany parents think they’re practicing gentle parenting, but they’re actually avoiding conflict. Is it a parenting choice—or a trauma response? Here's how to tell.
- The 5-Letter Word Every Parent Needs to UseThe magic word only works if you keep your word. If not, it's a lie.
- Maybe It's Not "Mom Rage." Maybe it's a Trauma ResponseIf you're a parent who experienced trauma and now struggles with "mom rage," you’re not broken or bad. Here's how you can start to heal, break the cycle, and parent with more calm.