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Breaking the Cycle: Reparenting Yourself While Raising Your Kids

Hosted by Gaux Inc · 60 minutes

Becoming a parent has a way of bringing your own childhood experiences to the surface. The beliefs, habits, and patterns we grew up with can quietly shape how we respond to our children, sometimes in ways we don't even realize.

Inside this webinar

What to expect.

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What this session covers

Becoming a parent has a way of bringing your own childhood experiences to the surface. The beliefs, habits, and patterns we grew up with can quietly shape how we respond to our children, sometimes in ways we don't even realize.

Join us for this powerful live class that explores the concept of reparenting: the process of understanding, healing, and reshaping the patterns we carry so we can intentionally become the parent we want to be.

This isn't about striving for perfection or blaming previous generations. It's about building awareness, strengthening emotional resilience, and creating healthier patterns that support both you and your child.

Through practical strategies and compassionate guidance, you'll learn how to recognize your triggers, respond instead of react, and foster a stronger, more connected relationship with your child.

In this live class, you'll learn:

What reparenting is and why it matters in your parenting journey

How your own childhood experiences can influence your parenting today

How to identify and break generational patterns that no longer serve your family

Tools to manage triggers and respond with intention instead of reaction

Ways to build emotional resilience for both yourself and your child

The goal isn't to be a perfect parent, it's to create a new path forward. By healing yourself, you have the opportunity to build stronger connections, model emotional well-being, and create lasting change for generations to come.

Meet your facilitator

Britt Olsen

Britt Olsen