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🗓️ 25 July 2023
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Jessica Nagy is joining us today to talk about how to raise children to be resilient, even when their dad is destructive. No matter if your kids are spending time alone with their dad at his house because you are separated or divorced or if they are spending time with their dad while you are present, there is a lot of trauma that comes with having an emotionally abusive dad, and we as moms need to know how to help our kids become resilient in the face of this trauma.
In this episode, you will learn about co-regulation (you can regulate yourself right alongside your kids!), practical techniques to help your kids regulate their emotions and develop resilience, find out how to download a free PDF with even more resources, and more. If you are a mother who is also a survivor of emotional abuse, this episode is just for you.
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Jessica Nagy is a mom of two, a survivor, a Trauma Support Specialist, and an NLP Master Coach. Her passion is helping moms to build community and empower their children to navigate their destructive family systems. Jessica has been building communities for over twenty years across all of North America, in English and in Spanish. Her most recent project is Mosaic Motherhood, a community of warrior moms who are navigating co-parenting with a destructive individual.
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0:00.0 | Hi, this is Natalie Hoffman of Flying Free Now.com and you're listening to the |
0:09.3 | Flying Free Podcast, a support resource for Women of faith, looking for hope and healing from hidden |
0:16.4 | emotional and spiritual abuse. Welcome to episode 233 of the Flying Free Podcast. Today we have a special guest. Her name is |
0:31.3 | Jessica Nagy and she is a trauma support specialist, an NLP master coach, and the founder of Mosaic motherhood. |
0:41.0 | And today she's here to talk to us about how to raise resilient kids, even if your co-parent is destructive. So welcome, |
0:50.0 | Jessica. Thanks Natalie, I'm happy to be here. Okay Okay why don't we start by having you tell us about your story and why you started Mosaic motherhood? |
1:00.0 | So a few years ago I was sitting in church one Sunday and the rows were packed and up on the |
1:09.3 | screen a father was swinging his little boy around like Superman and I remember thinking |
1:16.1 | I wish I had that I wish my kids had that I was surrounded by people, tears streaming down my face, no one offered me a tissue, or even bothered to ask if I was okay. |
1:30.0 | Wow. |
1:31.0 | I was, again, surrounded by people but the loneliest I had ever been. |
1:37.0 | And fast forward a few months I remember imagining myself on the freeway, pressing my foot against the gas, |
1:45.2 | lifting my hands off the wheel, and bracing for impact. |
1:49.7 | I fantasized about driving my car off the road, |
1:52.6 | but there were three reasons I didn't. |
1:54.7 | An eight month old boy, a three year old girl, |
1:57.2 | and someone I could call on to drive. |
1:59.6 | And so that portion of my story and those reasons why I didn't make a poor choice, |
2:10.8 | what catapulted me towards getting safe and getting healthy and stronger. |
2:16.0 | And I don't know that I ever would have done it just for myself. |
2:20.0 | So I can say with a lot of conviction that my children saved my life and when I finally decided to separate and ultimately divorce I decided it was my turn to save theirs. |
2:32.0 | But there weren't a lot of resources available for my kids. |
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