Family constellations
I just listened to the episode on family constellations, and as a clinical psychologist who studies and treats families, this episode was very biased toward the estranged parent (unsurprising, since the host is that parent). It’s important to remember that the parent must change - to wait for the child to return, you have to show the them that it’s safe to return. The idea of one being “superior” or that the child should “bow down” can be a weapon that parents use against their children. I hope this was just a translation issue for Shama, since these words connote a serious power imbalance - that of a master to a servant. I see this dynamic in my practice all the time. These sentiments can very easily be used to minimize the child, their feelings, their experiences. Parents must remember: you had a life before your child. Your child has only known life with you in it. That responsibility should come with a great sense of humility, which is something that was absent from this episode.
GeorgianDem19682309 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/28/20
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Hmmm 🤔 there’s so much contradiction in what she’s saying in each episode. She sounds just like her daughter, Rachel. They are soooo similar, how they hold so much resentment, guilt, shame, and anguish towards themselves & each other. Although they put themselves out there as the spiritual,...Read full review »
yamatonadeshiko163 via Apple Podcasts · New Zealand · 05/31/21
To come clean and open this way is not easy! I admire your courage, your resilience and your strength! You have so much to teach please keep going with your podcast, please write a book and please continue to share whatever you feel you need to share. Thank you!
mrsgleisz via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 03/01/20
Such a fantastic podcast. Shama has such wisdom, and I just love listening to her calming voice. This is a gem.
kristenlnh via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/16/20
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