Heal Your Inner Child Workshop

Reconnect, Heal, and Thrive: An Inner Child Healing Workshop

Are you ready to break free from old patterns and truly step into your authentic self?

For many of us, the wounds we carry from childhood—feeling unseen, unheard, or unloved—still impact how we show up in our adult lives. These invisible scars shape our self-worth, relationships, and emotional well-being, keeping us stuck in cycles of self-doubt, anxiety, and disconnection.

In this transformative Inner Child Healing Workshop, you’ll:

✨ Explore the roots of your inner struggles, like people-pleasing, boundary issues, and self-criticism.

✨ Learn to nurture and re-parent your inner child with compassion and care.

✨ Break free from harmful messages about who you “should” be and step into who you truly are.

✨ Practice tools for self-soothing, emotional regulation, and authentic connection.

Who This Workshop Is For:

This workshop is designed for all seeking to heal from childhood relational trauma, build healthier relationships, and develop a stronger sense of self. Whether you’ve struggled with anxiety, depression, low self-worth, or just feel disconnected, this space is for you.

Why Now?

The relationship you build with yourself sets the stage for everything else in your life. Healing your inner child isn’t just a gift to yourself—it’s a radical act of self-love that ripples out into every relationship you have, now and in the future.

Spots are limited! Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your relationship with yourself.

Sign up now to begin your journey toward healing and wholeness.

Let’s uncover the resilient, radiant version of you that’s been waiting to be seen.

* This event is in partnership with New York Art's Program exhibit social practice: art changes lives. This exhibition, on view until January 14th, 2024, invites learners of every age to look, notice and wonder. These artists are ferociously committed to imagining a more hopeful and compassionate future. Please set aside time to view their extraordinary work.**

Host or Publisher Melissa Fulgieri