Redefining Mother-Daughter Relationships: Healing the Good Daughter Syndrome & Setting Boundaries with Psychotherapist and Author Katherine Fabrizio
In this episode I sit down with psychotherapist and author Katherine Fabrizio, an expert in helping empathic daughters navigate complicated relationships with their mothers. We dive into the patterns of The Good Daughter Syndrome, explore how childhood dynamics shape our adult lives, and discuss the first steps toward…
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