A compassionate exploration of unmet needs passed between mothers and daughters

Tending the Mother Wound is a three-part journaling series for women who want to better understand the emotional patterns passed between mothers and daughters. Drawing from the work of Bethany Webster and grounded in real life experience, we’ll explore how mothers’ unmet needs—shaped by social, cultural, and generational pressures—often get projected onto their daughters. Over time, these dynamics can show up as closeness that feels heavy, rebellion that feels confusing, or roles that never quite fit.

This series offers a thoughtful, compassionate space to name what you inherited, how it shaped you, and how it may be showing up in your relationships with your own daughters today. Through guided journaling, reflection, and conversation, we will explore grief, anger, loyalty, love, and choice—without blame or oversimplification. The intention is not to “fix” anyone, but to build awareness, soften what’s been carried, and support women in choosing a more conscious, self-led way forward.

Reading the book is not required but it’s a fascinating book so you may want to pick it up!