Dr. Marielle Bouquet

My hope is that people can see the possibility of existing within their families in a way that feels nourishing, even if their families do not have the capacity to do the work that they need to do, that they can still take whatever they can out of that family life and leave the rest behind.

Absolutely.

I mean, you know, you probably have been living in decades of pain, right?

And taking the time to actually heal those decades and even the preceding generations that are accumulated onto those decades that you've been suffering, you can actually shift the trajectory of your own life.

So decrease your own suffering while also modeling that for the next generation and the next generation and the next generation.

You have an opportunity to create a different legacy than what you were handed, to heal the parts of you that have been hurting for so long.

you can take that opportunity and transform your life starting today.

This is an invitation for you to be able to do that.

It's never too late.

And those statements are fear-based.

It's fear talking.

It is possible for anyone to change at any age.

My eldest patient was 84 years old when they first started working with me.

And I love bringing this person up because it gave me a lot of hope as to how much can be done even later on in life to actually transform and influence the upcoming generations.

We can never believe that it's too late because as long as we're living and breathing, we have an opportunity to initiate change in our lives and to change the trajectory of our emotional legacy.

Yeah, absolutely.

We don't, no one has a perfect parent.

No one can be a perfect parent.

It's actually a myth, right?

So we look at the parent that we do have and we acknowledge what they are able to give and we grieve what they cannot.