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Worthy Asian
Shana Ng
16 episodes
6 days ago
Growing up with Asian parents often meant strict households with little affection and questionable disciplinary practices. This may have resulted in childhood trauma and your subconscious believing you're not worthy of things like love. We don’t realize how much this affects us in our adult lives. Shana will be unpacking the complexities of childhood trauma, digging deep to discover our younger self, and reparenting our inner child in order to heal. How we grew up doesn’t have to be our legacy, we can stop passing down generational trauma. WE ARE WORTHY.
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Growing up with Asian parents often meant strict households with little affection and questionable disciplinary practices. This may have resulted in childhood trauma and your subconscious believing you're not worthy of things like love. We don’t realize how much this affects us in our adult lives. Shana will be unpacking the complexities of childhood trauma, digging deep to discover our younger self, and reparenting our inner child in order to heal. How we grew up doesn’t have to be our legacy, we can stop passing down generational trauma. WE ARE WORTHY.
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Mental Health
Health & Fitness
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When Mother's Day (or Father's Day) is a Hard Day: How to Grieve the Parent Relationship You Always Wanted
Worthy Asian
29 minutes 38 seconds
2 years ago
When Mother's Day (or Father's Day) is a Hard Day: How to Grieve the Parent Relationship You Always Wanted

Mother's Day is coming up and unfortunately for some of us, it is not a joyous or celebratory day. For some of us, these parental celebratory days are hard and emotional, a harsh reminder that we do not have a great relationship with our parents. 


This episode talks about what we can do to process our feelings about this day, to hopefully make the next years to come less painful. We discuss how to "grieve" and let go of the ideal parent we always wanted/needed, and how we can come to a place of acceptance.


If parental celebratory days are hard for you, I hope this episode can provide some comfort that you are not alone and provide some helpful ways to get you through it. 

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Worthy Asian
Growing up with Asian parents often meant strict households with little affection and questionable disciplinary practices. This may have resulted in childhood trauma and your subconscious believing you're not worthy of things like love. We don’t realize how much this affects us in our adult lives. Shana will be unpacking the complexities of childhood trauma, digging deep to discover our younger self, and reparenting our inner child in order to heal. How we grew up doesn’t have to be our legacy, we can stop passing down generational trauma. WE ARE WORTHY.