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Mother Wound vs. Father Wound: Understanding How Early Attachment Shapes the Way You Relate to Yourself and Others
It is the posture of my heart to extend generosity; I genuinely believe that most parents are doing the best they can with the emotional tools, resources, and capacities available to them. Unfortunately, sometimes this is simply not enough to support secure attachment in a child. Parenting is an extraordinary responsibility, and the demands of raising a child can exceed a parent's ability to consistently provide the emotional attunement that child needs. When this happens, an
Christina Kaufman
Jul 285 min read


Emotional Intimacy Starts Within
When we hear the word intimacy, we often think of romance, sexuality, or physical closeness. Yet emotional intimacy begins long before bodies ever meet. It is not primarily about being touched; it is about being witnessed. Interpersonal emotional intimacy is the willingness to allow another person access to the inner world that lives beneath your roles, your performance, and your carefully constructed defenses. It is the moment you choose truth over impression. It is the brea
Christina Kaufman
Jul 275 min read


The Way Out of Self-Sabotage: Understanding Partswork
We can stop self-sabotaging when we build awareness of internal drivers. Using the framework presented in Internal Family Systems, we utilize partswork as a means to embrace Self-leadership and stop the vicious cycle of self-sabotage.
Christina Kaufman
Jun 54 min read


Inner Child Work (w/Journal Prompts): Reparent Reprocess Regulate
Inner child work is a therapeutic process of exploring your childhood experiences and how they influence your present-day thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. This work intentionally seeks to reconnect with, understand, and heal the younger, vulnerable parts of oneself shaped by early life experiences.
Christina Kaufman
Jun 55 min read
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