Dead Mother Archetype

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  • When Love Felt Far Away: The Mother’s Hidden Sorrows (Part 3 of 4)

    Explore the hidden inner world of the distant mother — the shame, loneliness, and old wounds that shape her presence. Understand how this pattern can pass from one generation to the next, and why recognising it is the first step toward healing. A compassionate, Jungian-informed look at the dead mother archetype and its legacy in…

  • When Love Felt Far Away: Re-Parenting the Unseen Child (Part 2 of 4)

    Many adults still carry the child who waited to be seen, comforted, and loved. In this second part of our series, we explore how to re-parent the unseen child through practical, evidence-based approaches. Learn somatic, expressive, relational, and daily tools to nurture yourself, plus access a free downloadable toolkit with journaling prompts, self-soothing exercises, and…

  • When Love Felt Far Away: Growing Up beside a Closed Heart (Part 1 of 4)

    Growing up with a parent who was physically present but emotionally absent can leave a lasting imprint of unworthiness and longing. This first part of our four-part series explores the “dead-mother” archetype, how it relates to Childhood Emotional Neglect, and the early formation of the fantasy bond. It helps you recognize these patterns with compassion…

  • When Love Felt Far Away: Healing the Wounds of CEN and the Dead Mother Archetype

    Explore the impact of emotional distance and the dead mother archetype through this empathetic guide to Childhood Emotional Neglect. This pillar article introduces the four-part series, offering insight, reflection, and gentle invitations to reclaim presence, warmth, and connection. Learn how patterns of emotional unavailability form, how they affect relationships, and begin the journey toward nurturing…