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The damage done by emotionally immature parents (and how to heal)
The damage done by emotionally immature parents (and how to heal)
The damage done by emotionally immature parents (and how to heal)
Saturday 8th May 2021
Explore the impact of emotionally immature parents with Mandy's story and insights from psychologist Lindsay Gibson.
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Episode Overview
- Emotionally immature parents can leave lasting emotional scars.
- Different types of immature parents exhibit unique behaviours.
- Setting boundaries is crucial for healing.
- Understanding emotional immaturity aids personal growth.
- Therapy can help overcome childhood trauma.
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Curious about how emotionally immature parents impact their children? This episode of 'All In The Mind' takes you on a journey through the experiences of Mandy, who grew up with a controlling mother. Mandy shares her story of navigating her mother's intrusive behaviour, from school-time monitoring to wardrobe approval. With clinical psychologist Lindsay Gibson on board, the podcast explores the different types of emotionally immature parents and their lasting effects on children.
Gibson's insights highlight the emotional loneliness many adult children face, often leading to unsatisfying relationships. Mandy's candid narrative illustrates the challenges and coping mechanisms for dealing with emotionally immature parents, including setting boundaries and seeking therapy. As listeners dive into the complexities of these family dynamics, they're invited to consider their own experiences and the potential for healing. Can understanding emotional immaturity help us create healthier relationships?
This episode provides a compelling look at how recognising and addressing these patterns can lead to personal growth and improved emotional wellbeing.