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The Mother Wound Project

Tandi Hartle
Narcissism
Emotional Immaturity
Mother-Daughter Relationships
Emotional Manipulation
Mother Wound
Boundary Setting
Parentification
Caretaking
Mother-Daughter Relationship
Flying Monkeys
Gaslighting
Self-Worth
Trauma
Guilt
CPTSD
Therapeutic Techniques
Anxiety
Toxic Family Dynamics
Spiritual Abuse
Self-Doubt

Break the Cycle. Reclaim Your Voice. Heal for Good.

Welcome to The Mother Wound Project, the podcast for daughters of emotionally immature, narcissistic, or unavailable mothers who are ready to stop playing small and start living life on their own terms.

Hosted by trauma-informed hypnotherapist and spiritual coach Tandi Hartle, this show dives deep into the hidden wounds, generational patterns, an... more

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What if the voice telling you you’re too sensitive… too much… or not enough… isn’t even yours... more

If you always end up the villain in your family, this episode is going to hit home.

No matter how calm you are. No matter how carefully you explain. No matter how much you try to “do it right.”

You somehow become the problem.

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When people say “respect your mother,” what they often mean is: stay quiet, don’t question her, don’t have needs.

In this episode of The Mother Wound Project Podcast, we unpack the deeply ingrained conditioning that equates obedience with respect — ... more

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Tandi Hartle
Host of The Mother Wound Project, Tandi Hartle is a trauma-informed hypnotherapist and spiritual coach who engages with themes around emotional scars left by dysfunctional family dynamics, offering insights for personal empowerment and healing.

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    Forever grateful

    to you for hearing me and saying EXACTLY what I’ve been thinking and know in my heart is the truth. Tandi speaks of real life interactions that I’ve had yet told it was all me! This show is the validation I so needed! Thank you so much.

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This podcast addresses the emotional complexities faced by daughters of emotionally immature, narcissistic, or unavailable mothers. Through heartfelt discussions and personal storytelling, it empowers listeners to break free from the impacts of the mother wound, a concept that reflects deep-seated emotional scars rooted in dysfunctional mother-daughter relationships. Each episode aims to provide practical strategies for healing, focusing on themes such as setting boundaries, recognizing guilt and perfectionism, and reclaiming one's self-worth. The content is designed to resonate with those who are on a healing journey, offering insights that validate their experiences and encourage personal growth.

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