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Breaking Generational Cycles: Rewriting Parenting Patterns

April 10, 2024

How can we stop the transmission of trauma between generations? Learn steps that we can all take to rewrite, rather than repeat, parenting patterns from our past.

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Ann-Louise Lockhart, PsyD, ABPP

Ann-Louise Lockhart, PsyD, ABPP has over 18 years of experience as a pediatric psychologist. She specializes in working with clients who present with medical diagnoses and are seeking alternative solutions. She also serves as a parent coach for parents who have kids with ADHD, anxiety, and behavioral concerns. Dr. Lockhart has spoken nationally at schools, conferences, online podcasts, summits, and corporate workshops for topics about ADHD, executive functioning, and racism (edited)

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Intergenerational trauma passes effects between generations and adults repeat patterns unconsciously. Learn how to break cycles, heal, and rewrite parenting patterns.

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Featured Speakers

Ann-Louise Lockhart, PsyD, ABPP

Ann-Louise Lockhart, PsyD, ABPP has over 18 years of experience as a pediatric psychologist. She specializes in working with clients who present with medical diagnoses and are seeking alternative solutions. She also serves as a parent coach for parents who have kids with ADHD, anxiety, and behavioral concerns. Dr. Lockhart has spoken nationally at schools, conferences, online podcasts, summits, and corporate workshops for topics about ADHD, executive functioning, and racism (edited)

Intergenerational trauma occurs when the effects of trauma are passed down between generations. As adults, we may unconsciously repeat unhealthy patterns that we witnessed or experienced as children. These patterns may be especially present in our parenting.

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How can we stop the transmission of trauma between generations? What can we do to break generational cycles, end unhealthy patterns, and heal, so that we do not repeat these patterns with our children?

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Join Cartwheel and Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart for a discussion on intergenerational trauma and steps that we can take to ensure that we rewrite, rather than repeat, parenting patterns from our past.

Intergenerational trauma occurs when the effects of trauma are passed down between generations. As adults, we may unconsciously repeat unhealthy patterns that we witnessed or experienced as children. These patterns may be especially present in our parenting.

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How can we stop the transmission of trauma between generations? What can we do to break generational cycles, end unhealthy patterns, and heal, so that we do not repeat these patterns with our children?

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Join Cartwheel and Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart for a discussion on intergenerational trauma and steps that we can take to ensure that we rewrite, rather than repeat, parenting patterns from our past.

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Meet the speakers

Ann-Louise Lockhart, PsyD, ABPP

Ann-Louise Lockhart, PsyD, ABPP has over 18 years of experience as a pediatric psychologist. She specializes in working with clients who present with medical diagnoses and are seeking alternative solutions. She also serves as a parent coach for parents who have kids with ADHD, anxiety, and behavioral concerns. Dr. Lockhart has spoken nationally at schools, conferences, online podcasts, summits, and corporate workshops for topics about ADHD, executive functioning, and racism (edited)

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