Transforming Parenting Through Attachment: Insights from Michele Maurer
Episode Overview
Understanding attachment theory to improve relationships. Navigating differing parental styles with compassion. Addressing regrets and shame from past mistakes. Importance of healthy attachment for children. Role of grief and play in fostering connections.
We do live in a culture that loves the idea of independence. And what we have made is actually heavy shame inside a child when they need.
Parenting is no walk in the park, and when you're juggling it with an alcohol reliance, things can get even trickier. In this episode of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast, host Lee Davy sits down with Michele Maurer, a seasoned counsellor and relationship expert, to discuss how attachment theory can transform relationships and parenting.
Michele, with over 30 years of experience, brings a wealth of knowledge from her work with the Neufeld Institute, where she focuses on attachment and human development. She combines her professional expertise with a personal touch, sharing anecdotes from her own life and practice. From dealing with differing parental styles to fostering compassion between parents, Michele offers practical advice that can help any parent navigate the complexities of raising children.
She touches on the importance of healthy attachment, the role of grief and play, and how to handle regrets and shame from past mistakes. Michele also explores the cultural obsession with independence and how it can lead to feelings of shame in children who need close connections. If you're a parent looking for ways to improve your relationship with your children or your partner, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical tips.
Tune in to learn how to create meaningful connections and foster a nurturing environment for your family.