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YOUR MOTHER-DAUGHTER PUZZLE COURSE

Your Mother-Daughter Puzzle^TM is an online course for mothers and daughters (18 and older) that discusses the themes in “The Mother-Daughter Puzzle” by Rosjke Hasseldine.

The course will help you –

Understand what harms and heals the mother-daughter bond.

Understand the dynamics between mothers and daughters of all ages.

Uncover the themes that are passed down from mother to daughter.

Learn how to claim your voice as a mother or daughter.

Learn how to accept generational differences between mothers and daughters.

Each in-person lesson is 90 minutes and conducted through Zoom.
You can join the course yourself or with your mother or daughter (18 and older).

COURSE OUTLINE

Lesson 1: Your Mother-Daughter Puzzle
How a mother and daughter relate, tells the story of what has happened to the women in their generational family and how women are treated.

In this first lesson, you will learn about –

How mothers and daughters of all ages are set up for conflict.

What it means to be female, mother, and daughter in your family, culture, and society.

Lesson 2: Your Mother-Daughter History Map
History is likely to repeat itself between mothers and daughters when the story of their lives and the themes that are passed down from mother to daughter are not talked about.

In this lesson, you will learn about –

The stories that make up your mother-daughter history.

The themes that are being passed down from mother to daughter.

Creating a roadmap for generational change.

Lesson 3: Claiming What You Need
Patriarchy deliberately silences the language that inquires after and honors what women feel and need.

In this lesson, you will learn about –

How women are silenced.

How to change self-effacing and sacrificing behaviors.

Voicing what you need in your mother-daughter relationship and all your relationships.

Lesson 4: Honoring Your Generational Differences
Women’s lives have changed dramatically over the last generations, with daughters gaining more opportunities and freedoms than their mothers could have dreamed possible.