What is it with the “mid-life crisis”? And why do relationship break-downs often bear the brunt of it?

When your shut-down becomes apathetic, and you’ve given up on bringing your needs into the relationship…and then the relationship ends, often, he’s blindsided.

Typically, when you blow up a relationship, you’re seeking a release from an overburdened, over-stressed life. What would it be like, if you considered these things first, before you make a big decision…?

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We all hope on a wing and a prayer that it will all turn out okay. That all our agonising over conscious parenting, pays off. In the euphoric aftermath of Julie’s son’s 18th, she shares the lead-up, the hot tips, and the unexpected jelly shots that brought family together.

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To explore conscious parenting and inspiring motherhood in Reimagining Motherhood with Bridget, visit https://www.bridgetwood.life/

When we’re trying so hard to mother in ways that we were not mothered, we can find we exhaust ourselves at the altar of ‘perfection’. What would it look like to stop parenting from a place of lack or fear, and start parenting from a place of love and wellbeing. Let’s find out…

In this episode we discuss:

- The need to overperform to feel okay

- Parenting from a place of lack, fear and anxiety

- Being socialised into intensive mothering, with an endless capacity

- Venomous blame cycles, vs overflow of service where we feel balanced and fulfilled

- Pushing and performing, vs feeling good in your motherhood - We adapt to the environment, privilege included

- They will not appreciate what their ‘set point’ is - We can’t save our children from having voids

- Make sure you take your wellbeing with you

- Have areas of your life that are nurtured outside of your children

- Taking separation personally, and clawing your relationship back

- Looking at your child’s movement towards you and away from you as normal, rather than ending up in guilt and shame


To explore feminine embodiment, intimacy and relationship in Honey Club with Julie, visit https://julietenner.love/

To explore conscious parenting and inspiring motherhood in Reimagining Motherhood with Bridget, visit https://www.bridgetwood.life/