Hey there, it's me, Terry, and I have a question for you. Have you ever tried to share something real

about your mother? And someone immediately says, but she did her best, or you only get one mother.

And suddenly your experience becomes the problem. That's exactly why I'm doing this free live

workshop. Let's talk about mother wounds. This is a judgment-free space. No minimizing what you

experience, no defending her or anyone else, just honest conversation about how your early

relationship may still be impacting your self-worth, your boundaries, and your relationships

today. You don't have to know if you have a mother wound. Come and find out.

Save your spot at terrycolle.com forward slash mother talk. Well, hello there and welcome to this

episode of the Terry Cole Show. As always, I'm so psyched that you're hanging out with me today.

So let me start with asking you a question. Do you ever

wonder if your relationship with your mother or your mother figure, whoever raised you,

like is normal, quote unquote, are you curious about how the relationship that you had with your mother

has affected you as an adult? This is exactly what I'm breaking down

today in the Terry Cole show this episode because you guys have been asking me for it and my

mother wound course is starting soon. So I figured we would do a little primer this month on mother wounds

because here's the thing. The mother-daughter relationships can be complicated, as we know.

So I'm breaking down seven types of dynamics that I've seen in my almost 30 years as a

psychotherapist, plus the lasting impact that each type can have on our emotions and our behaviors

in adulthood. That is what we're hitting in today's episode. So before we get into it, I just want to say thanks again for being here. I love you guys. If it weren't for you, I wouldn't be doing this. You're just being here. You know, I never really take it for granted. I always feel grateful that you're here. If you want to support this show, it helps me so much. If you go rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts. And I want to say thank you to Lollipapoo, TK, J, D. Wow, that's long. Okay, how about just Lollapop? For this five-star review, thank you. Thank you so much, Terry, for this podcast. It is the first thing I turn to when I'm in doubt.

I'm constantly streaming your episodes. I'm so glad I found you and I love your way of externalizing

complex human emotions through your wisdom and simplifying the solutions. Well, thanks, Lollipop.

I'm glad you love it. I appreciate you taking time out of your life to review it

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