Chasing Success, Happiness For Your Children? Please Stop: Indian-American Psychologist Dr Shefali
Join Amrita Gandhi on a #CoffeeBreak with Indian-American psychologist and author of 'The Parenting Map' Dr Shefali who tells us why she believes that celebrating our child's ordinariness and their every day, is key to building self-worth. According to Dr Shefali, focusing only on peak moments and being 'special' can 'paradoxically lead to a sense of not being good enough.' Join Amrita Gandhi as she chats with Dr Shefali about what our 'triggers' say about us as parents and how our unhealed wounds and unmet desires unconsciously come up as baggage as we parent our children.
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Join Amrita Gandhi on a #CoffeeBreak with Indian-American psychologist and author of 'The Parenting Map' Dr Shefali who tells us why she believes that celebrating our child's ordinariness and their every day, is key to building self-worth. According to Dr Shefali, focusing only on peak moments and being 'special' can 'paradoxically lead to a sense of not being good enough.'
Join Amrita Gandhi as she chats with Dr Shefali about what our 'triggers' say about us as parents and how our unhealed wounds and unmet desires unconsciously come up as baggage as we parent our children.
Join Amrita Gandhi as she chats with Dr Shefali about what our 'triggers' say about us as parents and how our unhealed wounds and unmet desires unconsciously come up as baggage as we parent our children.
