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EP 45: Motherwhelmed. With Beth Berry

Beth helps us unpack the cultural roadblocks to finding our worth as women but most particularly as mothers. She recently released Motherwhelmed in which she shares the messiness and joys of motherhood. It was wonderful to reconnect and share this moment with her.

Once you listen if you have any questions come ask them in my FB podcast group

What we Talked About

  • Being a woman and a mother in today’s society
  • The qualities of the mother archetype
  • Becoming a mother at 17 and raising four daughters
  • Worthiness and motherhood
  • The hustle of modern-day motherhood
  • Gaslighting mothers
  • Her definition of the ‘Mother Wound’
  • What mothers can do to get their needs met

Things to Remember

“The self-sacrificial mother is a dangerous role.”

Beth Berry

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Now, Beth and I want to know from you!

How are you making sure your personal needs are met? 

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More About my Guest

Beth Berry is a life coach, small group and retreat facilitator, mother of four daughters, and author of the recently published #1 Best Seller Motherwhelmed. 

Registration for MotherWorthy, her year-long program, begins September 1st.

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This episode of The Art of Parenting is sponsored by The Parenting Membership Community Click here to learn more.

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