It’s time to understand the impact our parents had on us. This episode breaks down a variety of parenting styles: the “checked out” parent, the helicopter parent, the substance abusing parent, and the parent who shows their love through gift buying … just to name a few. How can the way we were raised impact the way we react and respond in certain situations? ... Show More
Aug 14
Devon and Sydney Carlson: Sisters, Situationships, & Starting a Business (FBF)
This episode, Devon and Sydney Carlson join Father Cooper. They’re sisters, best friends and business partners. Devon and Sydney recount how a bathroom run-in with Miley Cyrus led to the overnight development of their company, Wildflower. The sisters spill all of their secrets wh ... Show More
48m 1s
Feb 2025
HOW TO HEAL YOUR DADDY ISSUES | Childhood Trauma, Parents, Attachment Styles, Healing - EP. 48
In this episode we discuss DADDY ISSUES. (& mommy issues) The way we were raised has such an impact on us as adults trying to navigate life. The trauma our parents leave behind on us can be extremely difficult to cope with and leave lasting effects on how we view ourselves and re ... Show More
42m 24s
Feb 2022
How Parents Affect Who You Are
Take a moment to describe your parents, the good and the bad. Then have someone who knows you really well describe you. Often, you’ll realize the things you hate most about your parents is something you also do. In this episode, we talk about the ways parents affect us. Enjoy! Ne ... Show More
30m 31s
Jan 2022
The damage done by emotionally immature parents (and how to heal)
How would you describe your parents?
Nobody's perfect, of course, but some parents leave more of a mark than others.
On All in the Mind this week, we look at the life-long impact of having 'emotionally immature' parents.
This episode was first broadcast on 30 May 2021.
29m 10s
Dec 2023
How Alcoholic Parent(s) Influence the Development of Our Attachment Style
PODCAST
In this week's podcast episode, I share how having alcoholic parents (one or both) can influence the development of anxious, dismissive avoidant or fearful avoidant attachment style, as well as steps you can take to shift these patterns and learned identity.
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18m 36s