

233: Daddy Issues Are Real. Here’s What They Actually Look Like
Ever wonder why you keep dating the same type of person, people-please everyone around you, or never feel like enough no matter how much you achieve? It could be a father wound. Licensed psychotherapist Terri Cole, author of Father Wound, joins Sabrina to break down how an absent, emotionally unavailable, or abusive…

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What people are saying
“I’m crying while writing this because I honestly don’t recognize myself anymore, in the best way possible haha. A month ago I was begging for crumbs from a guy who wouldnt even claim me. Then I found this dark little book called Keep Him on…”
“That was such a woman answer. “I want to be more than fine.” A Guy is content with be fine and at peace”
“I also grew up with a narcissistic father. This year on my birthday he sent me a photo of something he was doing that day but never wished me happy birthday. I didn't respond to that message, he also hasn't texted me since and it's been a m…”
“This is one I can not relate to. In fact, my father wound is the fact that my dad protected me, and now he has passed away and I feel lost without him. My bubble is gone. It has been 5 1/2 years without him and I am still struggling.”
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