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These groups offer two different places to begin: exploring the impact of your relationship with your own mother, or understanding how your history may be showing up in the way you mother today.
Facilitated by Amelia Mora Mars, LMFT #102384, these psychotherapy groups serve women and mothers in Westlake Village, California. Group format, availability, and enrollment details vary by offering.
For women raised by emotionally unavailable mothers.
Some women learned early to be capable, accommodating, independent, or emotionally self-sufficient because the mothering they needed was not consistently available.
The Unmothered Circle offers a place to explore how those early experiences continue to shape relationships, boundaries, self-trust, and the way you move through the world today.
An in-person therapy group for mothers who want to parent from intention rather than inheritance.
Motherhood has a way of bringing our own history to the surface. Reactions that feel too big, guilt after setting a boundary, perfectionism, overprotectiveness, or fear of repeating what we experienced can all have roots worth understanding.
Inside-Out Mothering is designed to help mothers recognize inherited patterns, understand their triggers, and build a healthier, more connected relationship with their children.
Yes. The groups listed on this page are psychotherapy groups facilitated by Amelia Mora Mars, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. They are separate from coaching and educational programs offered through MomConnections.
The Unmothered Circle focuses on the lasting impact of being raised by an emotionally unavailable mother. Inside-Out Mothering focuses on how a mother's own history, triggers, and inherited patterns may affect the way she parents and connects with her children.
Groups are offered through Amelia's therapy practice in Westlake Village, California. Please review the individual group page or contact Amelia for the current meeting format, schedule, and availability.
Visit the individual group page for current details or contact Amelia. A brief conversation can help determine whether a group is an appropriate fit.
If you are unsure which group or type of support is right for you, reach out. A brief conversation can help us determine the most appropriate next step.
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