The Parenting Paradox
StoicMom, Regina Zwilling, Lisa MorrisUsing the pain of parenting to grow ourselves up and find inner peace.
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TPP Ep. 20: Who and How Do You Want To Be?
When life brings us to our knees, it provides an opportunity to be reborn into who and what we are meant to be. According to Internal Family Systems (mentioned in the episode), who we are at our essence is:
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Calm
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TPP Ep. 19: Who am I becoming?
Check out Lisa’s Beyond the Silence Substack, and her Estranged Network.
The article Lisa guest-authored for The StoicMom Project Substack: Love Was Never The Problem
Love doesn’t chase. Love attracts.
The Path of Emergence, by Lis...
TPP Ep. 18: Divinely Human
This Is Mine by StoicMom, the article referenced in this discussion
Photo by Jonny Gios on Unsplash
Mindful Boundaries, free resource by Victoria Stith
Listen in to the latest episode of The Parenting Paradox to learn how to create a pro...
TPP Ep. 17: The Basis of Reality is Goodness
Adam Jacobs is the creator of the “Feed Your Head” Substack and podcast.
“Feed Your Head is a forum for people of integrity and goodwill to ponder life’s biggest mysteries, to ask probing and uncomfortable questions, and to be open to nov...
TPP Ep. 16: Love More.
This is the article mentioned in the episode: What Love Is.
StoicMom and Regina are back to talk about Love. What it is, what it isn’t and how we can become more of it.
Photo by A. C. on Unsplash
When we do the inner work to free ourse...
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Jungian depth coach helping moms in deep pain to develop capacity, faith, and inner authority to grow bigger than destabilizing parenting circumstances and fully embrace life.
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Having lived estrangement and reunion, I’ve learned life’s challenges invite deeper transformation. Here, we explore the quiet work beneath the surface...shifts in heart, mind, and spirit that ripple through every moment, opening to the possibilities
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