Rosjke Hasseldine's guest appearances

Rosjke Hasseldine

Move Forth: The Podcast

Should Have Listened to My Mother Podcast

Am I Making You Uncomfortable?

The Systemic Way

Jay Jones

David Thomas

Megan Rossi

Carol Burnett

Marie Manuchehri

Natasha Devon

Lucy Sheridan

Suzy Chase

James Shapiro

Jen Brister

Laura Willoughby

Candice Brathwaite

Elaine Miller

Gordon Firemark

Alix Fox

OwlTail

"There's a lot of waking up going on with woman", says Rosjke.  "Women, were expected to be  emotionally mute and not have any needs of their own."  It's sad but true, too many generations of the women caring for the family and home did not have a voice of their own.  This is one of the main causes for the miscommunication between  mother and  daughter.Ms. Hasseldine goes on to say "to understand the mother-daughter relationship, you really need to understand how women are treated in society."For the most part, mothers did the best they could, with what they were given. But "women have more power than what they think, "it's what we do with what we've been given" that  really matters.  The Huff Post says, "Rosjke Hasseldine is the world's pre-eminent     mother-daughter relationship expert with over 20 years listening to women and girls from around the world talk about their lives and relationships. Rosjke is the creator of the Mother-Daughter Coaching Model which uncovers and explains the hidden dynamics between mothers and daughters."More information:https://www.motherdaughtercoach.com/https://www.counseling.org/news/aca-blogs/aca-member-blogs/aca-member-bloggers/rosjke-hasseldineRosjke Hasseldine is the author of two books:1. "The Mother-Daughter Puzzle"2. "Silent Female Scream" Books that Ms. Hasseldine recommends:"The New Don't Blame Mother" by Paula  J. Caplan Ph.D."Of Women Born" by Adrienne Rich

"There's a lot of waking up going on with woman", says Rosjke.  "Women, were expected to be  emotionally mute and not have any needs of their own."  It's sad but true, too many generations of the women caring for the family and home did not have a voice of their own.  This is one of the main causes for the miscommunication between  mother and  daughter.Ms. Hasseldine goes on to say "to understand the mother-daughter relationship, you really need to understand how women are treated in society."For the most part, mothers did the best they could, with what they were given. But "women have more power than what they think, "it's what we do with what we've been given" that  really matters.  The Huff Post says, "Rosjke Hasseldine is the world's pre-eminent     mother-daughter relationship expert with over 20 years listening to women and girls from around the world talk about their lives and relationships. Rosjke is the creator of the Mother-Daughter Coaching Model which uncovers and explains the hidden dynamics between mothers and daughters."More information:<a href="https://www.motherdaughtercoach.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.motherdaughtercoach.com/</a><a href="https://www.counseling.org/news/aca-blogs/aca-member-blogs/aca-member-bloggers/rosjke-hasseldine" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.counseling.org/news/aca-blogs/aca-member-blogs/aca-member-bloggers/rosjke-hasseldine</a>Rosjke Hasseldine is the author of two books:1. "The Mother-Daughter Puzzle"2. "Silent Female Scream" Books that Ms. Hasseldine recommends:<ol><li>"The New Don't Blame Mother" by Paula  J. Caplan Ph.D.</li><li>"Of Women Born" by Adrienne Rich</li></ol>

HOST JACKIE TANTILLO - Seeing Mom With Soft Eyes with Rosjke Hasseldine. Looking Back At Episode S1E27

When it comes to mother-daughter relationships, it’s complicated: some are best friends, others aren’t on speaking terms, while some daughters still revert to acting like a teenager around their mum even though they’re way too old to throw a strop (hiya!).Why is it so tricky to find the right balance? We speak to Rosjke Hasseldine, who has spent almost 25 years working with women and researching the mother-daughter relationship, to find out. We’re also joined by Carina White, co-founder of Black Mums Upfront, and her aunt Eleanor, who helped raise her after her mother tragically passed away. Their warmth, admiration and mutual respect is inspiring – but we learn it hasn’t always been easy.Transcript link (copy &amp; paste): https://www.huffp.st/uXhRAfu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When it comes to mother-daughter relationships, it’s complicated: some are best friends, others aren’t on speaking terms, while some daughters still revert to acting like a teenager around their mum even though they’re way too old to throw a strop (hiya!).Why is it so tricky to find the right balance? We speak to Rosjke Hasseldine, who has spent almost 25 years working with women and researching the mother-daughter relationship, to find out. We’re also joined by Carina White, co-founder of Black Mums Upfront, and her aunt Eleanor, who helped raise her after her mother tragically passed away. Their warmth, admiration and mutual respect is inspiring – but we learn it hasn’t always been easy. Transcript link (copy &amp; paste): <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qgAzkuzgdc6UCsMF7yiGNX2wxnwueECj/view" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.huffp.st/uXhRAfu</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Untangling Mother-Daughter Relationships, With Rosjke Hasseldine And Carina White