The Journey: Healing the Wounds of Mother Loss One Step at a Time

Have you ever felt that losing your mother was much more than a physical death or loss of nurturing? The emotional loss is almost as overpowering. Have you wondered if there are other women who feel the same way and long to connect to each other? You are Not Alone! Maybe you've never even talked about your mother loss experience because it's just too painful or uncomfortable. Maybe you need to read on because, this is for YOU! This is your time to: Be affirmed Feel loved Have some time to quiet yourself and reflect Begin your healing journey The Journey: Healing the Wounds of Mother Loss One Step at a Time is a residential retreat focusing on mother loss & its effect on your life, how her absence shapes your identity, influences your style of mothering and relationships, how your grief surfaces throughout your lifetime, and how you experience living beyond your mother’s final years. This weekend could literally change your life. Are you ready? You are worthy of healing and support and the time is now. You will have excuses of "too busy" and a million reasons of why not to go. Push those aside and give yourself a gift of renewal this spring season. All meals, lodging and materials are included in the registration cost. Simply make your way to Cincinnati and we will wrap our arms around you with love and listening hearts. The Motherless Daughters Ministry, Inc. is a Christian, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to serving women who have lost or missed the nurturing care of a mother. A motherless daughter can be a woman who has experienced mother loss through death of her mother, either by early loss before her 20’s or later loss after her 20’s. A motherless daughter could be a woman who has experienced a mother who may have quit nurturing her at an earlier age, and then she loses her mother again through death as an adult. This is defined as a double loss. A motherless daughter might be a woman who has a living mother but has never experienced her mother’s nurturing care. Some have deceased mothers. Some have living mothers. These women have many different and many similar stories. Some have lost a mother through death, some have experienced emotional absence, some have experienced mothers who have (had) narcissistic characteristics. All are motherless daughters. Which one of these defines you?

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