Tired of Your Mother Making You Feel “Not Enough”?

She doesn’t get to control your emotions anymore!

Learn to hold your ground with confidence and clarity.

Say goodbye to the anxiety, confusion, and guilt that pull you right back into the same patterns with your mother.

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If this sounds like you, you’re in the right place.

• You brace yourself before every call or visit with your mother.
• Conversations that start out “normal” somehow end with you feeling guilty, confused, or like you’re the problem.
• You replay what happened for days, wondering if you overreacted,while a voice inside whispers that you’re just not enough.
• You keep promising yourself it will be different next time… but the same patterns pull you back in.

The Mother Wound Survival Kit was created for exactly these moments,

so you don’t have to walk into every interaction unarmed

You deserve tools that actually work.

The Mother Wound Survival Kit gives you those tools for $44

How I Realized My Mother Could Never See Me

I grew up feeling invisible.

I was an only child until I was six, close enough to hear my mother in the next room, but never close enough to be seen. She didn’t play with me. She didn’t engage. I learned early that I could be in the house and still feel completely alone.

As I got older, nothing changed. Every feeling was dismissed:

“Too sensitive.”

“Too dramatic.”

“Overreacting.”

I wasn’t just unsupported. I was unseen.

When I was pregnant with my first baby I had surgery and was put on strict bedrest, she dropped off one meal on her way to a church event… and never came back to help.

Years later, when I brought it up gently, hoping for understanding,

she instantly flipped the script:

“I didn’t know it was that bad.”

“You never asked for help.”

“You don’t understand what I was going through.”

In that moment, it finally clicked: she couldn’t see me. Not my fear, not my pain, not my loneliness, only herself.

Every conversation about how she hurt me ended the same way: she became the victim, and I became the problem.

Emotionally immature mothers don’t suddenly wake up nurturing.

They don’t transform into the mother you needed.

But you can transform. You can learn to see yourself.

That’s why I created this kit: for women who were never truly seen. For daughters who carry guilt, confusion, and emotional exhaustion and need tools that actually help.

You don’t have to navigate this alone anymore. And you don’t have to feel like a child in your own life.

The Mother Wound Survival Kit is a first step into something safer, more grounded, and finally… yours