Healing Inner Mother

I always felt like I was riding a stationary bicycle that wasn't moving. I felt wounded, dysfunctional, and in a fog. But today, after finishing the course, I felt the fog lift, and now I know exactly where it all comes from. I cannot wait to attend anything else with you, because it is the credibility I feel in your words that makes me feel this way. I was counting down the days for the course, day by day.

This experience opened my eyes to aspects I used to ignore. When I looked at them again through the lens I learned in the course, my relationship with my father changed from the moment I realized this, and it shifted so many things within myself. Understanding my father’s pattern and the wound that resulted from it allowed me to validate the pain I went through, and the pain anyone else goes through. It let me know that I am not alone in experiencing this, and that there is no use in trying to change my father’s behavior.

The thing that made the biggest difference for me in this course was your approach. You don't give specific advice within a rigid framework, and you don't dictate what to do. You give space for a person to discover for themselves where they truly stand, and that is not an easy thing to do. I feel a sense of comfort; you are very comforting, and I am so excited to take other upcoming things with you.

I expected to learn certain specific things, but I came out with something completely different—a perspective far broader than my expectations. Since last session, I spent the entire week reflecting on things related not just to the father, but to many other relationships as well.

I felt that I am not alone in this struggle, and that I should seize the opportunity to break the cycle so I don't repeat what I felt in my childhood with my future children. Thank you, Yasmin, for your open-mindedness and for this program. I truly needed it, and so many people need it, even if they don't know it. There is nothing better than starting to heal from our wounds to feel inner peace, break the cycle, and avoid passing our trauma onto the next generation.

I loved Yasmine’s way of explaining. It was rich with information, but it was also embodied and simple at the same time, in a way that made me feel safe and trusting.

I enjoyed that this was a workshop for self-awareness, learning, and exploring the roles and patterns of mothers in our lives, rather than a course on how to 'fix' or 'change' everything right this second. Everything was taken at its own gentle pace, and that was beautiful.

I have attended many similar courses in English with foreign instructors, but this time I realized how much of a difference it makes when it's in your own language. The way you deliver the information goes straight to the heart and mind, crystal clear, like light.

This experience taught me to understand myself better through my mother's experience. It made me validate the types of hardships and traumas I went through as a child, and those that my mother went through as a child and passed down to me. Sharing my experience and listening to the experiences of others gave me a comforting sense that I am not alone on this journey. It created a broader understanding of trauma within me and brought me a deep sense of solace.

I always felt like I was riding a stationary bicycle that wasn't moving. I felt wounded, dysfunctional, and in a fog. But today, after finishing the course, I felt the fog lift, and now I know exactly where it all comes from. I cannot wait to attend anything else with you, because it is the credibility I feel in your words that makes me feel this way. I was counting down the days for the course, day by day.

This experience opened my eyes to aspects I used to ignore. When I looked at them again through the lens I learned in the course, my relationship with my father changed from the moment I realized this, and it shifted so many things within myself. Understanding my father’s pattern and the wound that resulted from it allowed me to validate the pain I went through, and the pain anyone else goes through. It let me know that I am not alone in experiencing this, and that there is no use in trying to change my father’s behavior.

The thing that made the biggest difference for me in this course was your approach. You don't give specific advice within a rigid framework, and you don't dictate what to do. You give space for a person to discover for themselves where they truly stand, and that is not an easy thing to do. I feel a sense of comfort; you are very comforting, and I am so excited to take other upcoming things with you.

I expected to learn certain specific things, but I came out with something completely different—a perspective far broader than my expectations. Since last session, I spent the entire week reflecting on things related not just to the father, but to many other relationships as well.

I felt that I am not alone in this struggle, and that I should seize the opportunity to break the cycle so I don't repeat what I felt in my childhood with my future children. Thank you, Yasmin, for your open-mindedness and for this program. I truly needed it, and so many people need it, even if they don't know it. There is nothing better than starting to heal from our wounds to feel inner peace, break the cycle, and avoid passing our trauma onto the next generation.

I loved Yasmine’s way of explaining. It was rich with information, but it was also embodied and simple at the same time, in a way that made me feel safe and trusting.

I enjoyed that this was a workshop for self-awareness, learning, and exploring the roles and patterns of mothers in our lives, rather than a course on how to 'fix' or 'change' everything right this second. Everything was taken at its own gentle pace, and that was beautiful.

I have attended many similar courses in English with foreign instructors, but this time I realized how much of a difference it makes when it's in your own language. The way you deliver the information goes straight to the heart and mind, crystal clear, like light.

This experience taught me to understand myself better through my mother's experience. It made me validate the types of hardships and traumas I went through as a child, and those that my mother went through as a child and passed down to me. Sharing my experience and listening to the experiences of others gave me a comforting sense that I am not alone on this journey. It created a broader understanding of trauma within me and brought me a deep sense of solace.