What is Transgenerational Therapy?

Inherited Pain: The Wounds We Didn’t Choose

When we think about emotional wounds, we often focus on our personal experiences—what happened in childhood, the struggles we've faced, and the lessons we've learned. But sometimes, the roots of our pain run deeper, threading through family history, passed down like heirlooms we never asked for.

What Transgenerational Therapy Reveals

Transgenerational therapy explores the patterns, beliefs, and traumas that travel through family lines, shaping how we see ourselves and the world. It’s a way of looking beyond personal healing to understand the emotional legacy that influences our behaviors, relationships, and choices.

Recognizing the Patterns That Persist

For many, the process starts with identifying repeating themes. Perhaps there’s a cycle of abandonment, unspoken grief, or self-sacrifice that has defined generations. By bringing these hidden narratives to light, individuals gain the opportunity to break free and redefine their lives on their own terms.

Healing as a Generational Act

Healing through this approach isn’t just about personal relief—it’s about reshaping the future. When one person chooses to process and release inherited pain, they create space for future generations to thrive without carrying burdens that were never theirs to begin with.

From Individual Growth to Collective Renewal

Transgenerational therapy is a reminder that healing isn’t just individual—it’s collective. The choices we make today can disrupt harmful cycles and transform entire family dynamics, leaving behind a legacy not of wounds, but of resilience and renewal.