This week my guest is Sports Psychologist Dr. Michelle Deering of Curative Connections. She prides herself in these 3 skills: listening intently, thinking deeply, and loving passionately. Those qualities led her to pursue a Doctorate in Counseling Psychology, get licensed as a psychologist, and focus on helping the next generation of young people see themselves clearly, clarify their goals, and engage in the processes needed to reach their goals. She’s also very passionate about helping moms who desire to improve their mothering of the next generation, which is the focus of this episode, and the subject of her book What Mothers Never Tell Their Daughters: 5 Keys to Building Trust, Restoring Connection, and Strengthening Relationships.
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More About Dr. Deering: She helps others see themselves and their current situation more clearly, empowering them to create a platform that will connect them to their goals. To do this, she draws upon her Fortune 500 corporate experience as a Human Resource Training & Development trainer and manager, and her over 20-year experience in the mental health field as a licensed psychologist (in NC & NJ) and Board-Certified Sport Psychologist (ABSP, American Board of Sport Psychology). Dr. Deering graduated in the top 2% of peers and delivering the valedictorian address at Cardinal Spellman High School, went on to earn her Bachelors degree in Biology from Brown University, her Masters in Education from Cambridge College, and her Doctorate in Counseling psychology from Rutgers University.
In this episode you’ll hear:
•Dr. Deering’s personal story and how it has led to her new book, What Mothers Never Tell Their Daughters and the key elements (Rifts, Remedies & Rewards).
•What makes healthy mother-daughter relationships possible
•How moms can see themselves first (& then will be able to see their daughters for who they are)
