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Grow Yourself Up

Catherine Counihan
Childhood Trauma
Motherhood
Self-Compassion
Parenting
Self-Care
Community Support
Mental Health
Matrescence
Generational Healing
Postpartum Health
People Pleasing
Dysfunctional Families
Self Abandonment
Parenting Challenges
Validation
Rage
Healing
Unschooling
Emotional Regulation
Nervous System

Grow Yourself Up is a podcast to support all of us in our adult lives.

Many of us did not get our needs adequately met in childhood. The devastating legacy of childhood trauma, wounding and traumatic stress lives on in our brains, our bodies, our nervous systems and our behaviour/reactions. Which in turn impacts the way we turn up to our lives in many ways.

We are going to unpack all of this on G... more

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In this episode Cath talks about how many of us go into peak fantasy at this time of year and set ourselves up to have a tricky time. She talks about getting clear about what your fantasy is and to notice that and stop comparing to it.

Cath talks ab... more

In this episode Cath reflects on how rage may be one of the most common experiences in motherhood (particularly if we have had childhood trauma). She speaks about getting to know our own rage, the shame we might feel and how that might derail us and ... more

Therapy is necessary for many of us as we heal from childhood trauma and therapy is typically 1 hour a week. That leaves 167 other hours where we may be depressed, anxious, spinning out, criticising ourselves, living in fear or stressed about our own... more

In episode 151 Cath was joined by Kimberley Olliff-Cooper. They talked about progressive education, neurodivergence, realising how this impacted our own school experience, the possibility for changing schools and making them more fit for children, he... more

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Kimberley Olliff-Cooper
Teacher, education consultant, speaker, and co-founder of ThriveNow.
ThriveNow
Episode: Ep 151: Progressive Education, Neurodivergence, Healing and Growing with Kimberley Olliff Cooper
Gerardine Boyle
Art psychotherapist with over 20 years of experience in adult psychiatry and private practice.
Morning Light Therapy
Episode: Ep 150: Generational Trauma, Shame, Emotional Neglect and Sugar Addiction with Gerardine Boyle
Dr. Kathrin Stauffer
UKCP registered body psychotherapist and author of Emotional Neglect and the Adults in Therapy.
European Association for Body Psychotherapy
Episode: Ep 146: Narcissism, Emotional Neglect and Perfectionism with Dr Kathrin Stauffer
Catherine Topham Sly
UK's leading expert in relationships after kids, founder of Insight & Connection
Insight & Connection
Episode: Ep 145: Relationships, the Mental Load and Growing Up in Motherhood with Catherine Topham Sly
Dr. Judith Herman
World famous pioneer in trauma healing and author of 'Trauma and Recovery' and 'Truth and Repair'.
Harvard Medical School
Episode: Ep 142: Trauma Recovery, Justice and Mothering the Mother with Dr. Judith Herman
Mara Glatzel
Coach, podcast host, and author of 'Needy, How to Advocate for Your Needs and Claim Your Sovereignty'
maraglatzel.com
Episode: Ep 136: Neediness, Choice and Growing Up in Motherhood with Mara Glatzel (Re-release)
Tamu Thomas
Author, keynote speaker, and leadership consultant.
live360.com
Episode: Ep 135: Overworking, Redefining Success and Growing Up with Tamu Thomas
Julianne Boutaleb
Clinical director and founder of the Parenthood In Mind practice, passionate perinatal psychologist with over 24 years of experience.
Parenthood In Mind
Episode: Ep 134: Fertility, Longing , Fantasies and Growing up in Motherhood with Julianne Boutaleb
Dr. Jenny Turner
Clinical Psychologist, founder of Mind Body Soul Psychology
Mind Body Soul Psychology
Episode: Ep 131: Growing Up and Tending to Ourselves in Motherhood with Dr Jenny Turner

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Cath Counihan
Host of a podcast focused on healing from childhood trauma and promoting self-compassion. She integrates personal experiences with key insights from her guests, aiming to provide actionable advice for listeners. Her warm and supportive approach encourages open discussions about mental health and parenting.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 240 ratings
  • Visionary

    This podcast is exceptional. Cath is incredibly insightful about how our childhood affects us in our parenting. Her ability to shine the spotlight on these patterns in such a gentle, loving way makes her a true visionary. She translates complex psychotherapeutic concepts so effectively. I especially love the solo episodes and shame-free sharing. I’m Feeling very seen and held in my new motherhood. The world needs this revelatory content- please share.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Julie sheen
    United Statesa month ago
  • Pure gold

    This is several orders of magnitude more useful, grounding and healing than any coach/self-dev/IG Thera-podcast I’ve heard. Helpful for anyone, really, but a lifeline for me as mom confronted regularly by my own stuff. Binging and taking notes….

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jooliek
    United States5 months ago
  • A must listen

    Finding this podcast 6 weeks postpartum with my first child was a life saver. I was experiencing heightened emotions like never before and I didn’t know how to articulate what was happening. This podcast was extremely validating and allowed me the words to communicate this shared experience with my partner and introduce healing within myself and for my family. I recommend this to anyone new I meet in my network of mothers and continue to listen to it and gain value years into my motherhood journ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HalRaeW
    United States5 months ago
  • Thoughtful and supportive

    I love Cath’s work and find the podcast to be incredibly supportive - I always come away with something to think about, usually with greater awareness or compassion. Cath’s style is so warm and generous, I really appreciate her honesty and the anecdotes she shares as well as her knowledge. Thank you Cath, I hope this podcast can reach all who would benefit from it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chloefrfrfr
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • My favourite podcast

    I love Grow Yourself Up and find it really speaks to so many of my own feelings and experiences. I love when Cath shares the smoothing way she speaks to herself, and her girls, and have found it has helped me to internalise more of my own compassion, loving inner voice. I also love how candid the podcast is, just so real and I honestly love it. So grateful for these episodes each week! Thank you Cath 🤍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gg0808
    Australia8 months ago

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The insights shared are viewed as relatable and valuable, with many finding the discussions to be thought-provoking and actionable.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its supportive and compassionate approach to healing from childhood trauma.
The host's warm delivery and authenticity are frequently highlighted, enhancing the overall listening experience.
Listeners express gratitude for the resources offered, citing the podcast as a crucial support in their parenting journeys.

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Ep 151: Progressive Education, Neurodivergence, Healing and Growing with Kimberley Olliff Cooper
Q: Why don't you tell us a bit about your path to motherhood?
Kimberley shared that her path to motherhood felt straightforward from the outside but complex from within, describing her emotional experiences and relationship with her mother during her upbringing.
Ep 150: Generational Trauma, Shame, Emotional Neglect and Sugar Addiction with Gerardine Boyle
Q: How has your personal journey influenced your work as a therapist?
She discusses how her own experiences and traumas drive her passion for helping others heal using non-verbal methods.
Ep 150: Generational Trauma, Shame, Emotional Neglect and Sugar Addiction with Gerardine Boyle
Q: Can you tell us about your childhood and family background?
Gerardine shares that she was a very shy child from a family of six girls and highlights her experiences of hiding her feelings of shame.
Ep 145: Relationships, the Mental Load and Growing Up in Motherhood with Catherine Topham Sly
Q: Catherine, how can people work with you or contact you if they want to?
You can find me on Instagram. I'm Insight & Connection. My website is InsightConnection.UK.
Ep 146: Narcissism, Emotional Neglect and Perfectionism with Dr Kathrin Stauffer
Q: What is it to have experienced a narcissistic mother?
Kathrin explains that in a narcissistic family system, children's needs are often ignored in favor of the parents' needs, leading to feelings of inadequacy and a lack of validation.

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Focused on exploring the impact of childhood experiences on adult life, this podcast provides listeners with valuable insights and actionable tools for healing and personal growth. It addresses the complexities of emotional neglect, trauma, and the subsequent influence on parenting and interpersonal relationships. The host often shares personal anecdotes alongside expert guest discussions, creating a supportive environment for listeners navigating their own emotional journeys. Unique to this show is its emphasis on self-compassion and breaking generational cycles of trauma, making it particularly relevant for those seeking to improve their mental health and familial dynamics.

Listeners can expect thought-provoking discussions that not only... more

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Recent guests on Grow Yourself Up include:

1. Kimberley Olliff-Cooper
2. Gerardine Boyle
3. Dr. Kathrin Stauffer
4. Catherine Topham Sly
5. Dr. Judith Herman
6. Mara Glatzel
7. Tamu Thomas
8. Julianne Boutaleb

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