NurtureHer
Healing Her. Healthy Generations.
A therapeutic cohort for mothers of teenage daughters seeking healing, regulation, and relational repair.
About NurtureHer
NurtureHer is an 8 week, therapeutic cohort designed to disrupt intergenerational patterns that shape and impact the mother–daughter relationship. Many of the dynamics present in families today are not created in isolation, but carried forward through learned behaviors, unhealed wounds, and unexamined beliefs about connection, authority, and care.
This cohort provides mothers with insight, tools, and relational practices to restore health within the family system, beginning with themselves. Mothers often carry the emotional culture of the home. When a mother shifts, heals, and becomes more regulated and intentional, the entire system begins to change.
NurtureHer is rooted in the belief that when mothers parent from a place of healing, health, and purpose, the course of their family, and the generations that follow, can be meaningfully altered.
NutureHer is:
A closed, facilitated therapeutic cohort
Both educational and process-oriented
Centered on the mother’s healing and growth
Designed to interrupt patterns and restore relational health
NutureHer Is Ideal For Moms Who:
Have at least one daughter between the ages of 12-18
Feels emotionally triggered, disconnected, or stuck in recurring conflicts
Wants to understand how your own upbringing impacts how you parent
Desires a healthier, more connected relationship with yourself and your daughter
Is open to self-reflection and personal growth
What We’ll Cover
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Intergenerational patterns and how they shape the mother–daughter relationship
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Grieving unmet needs from your own childhood or adolescence
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Emotional regulation and parenting triggers
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Reparenting yourself while parenting your daughter
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Attachment styles, boundaries, and parenting patterns
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Rupture, repair, and rebuilding trust
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Child-Parent Relationship Therapy-informed strategies to strengthen connection
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Integration and forward-focused generational healing
WHAT YOU’LL LEAVE WITH
Greater awareness of how past wounds shape current reactions
Increased emotional regulation during moments of parenting stress
Language and tools to repair ruptures without shame or withdrawal
Clearer boundaries paired with connection and authority
A deeper sense of compassion toward themselves as mothers
A grounded framework for parenting from healing rather than reactivity
Meet Taran
Taran McGowen, LPC-S is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Supervisor and the founder of Thrive House Wellness. She specializes in trauma-informed, relational work focused on intergenerational patterns, attachment, and family systems. Taran created NurtureHer to support mothers in healing themselves as a pathway to healthier families and future generations.
The Logistics
Length: 8 weeks, beginning in Feb. 2026
Session Time: 90 Mins, Saturday Mornings 9A-10:30A
Format: In person, closed group
Location: Thrive House Wellness
Group Size: Limited to 10 mothers
Investment: $895
Facilitated By: Taran McGowen, MA, LPC-S, NCC
Includes:
Educational content and time for group discussion, reflection and processing
Custom workbook and guided journal
Light snacks
Community and support with other mothers in similar season
Optional, virtual, alumni connection space
Optional, quarterly, facilitated group check-in with Taran
Application Process
Because this is a small, process-oriented cohort, an application is required.
Complete the Application
Interested mothers are asked to complete a brief application to help ensure the cohort is a good fit and to support emotional safety for all participants.Application Review
Applications are reviewed with care. Applicants may be invited to a short (10–15 minute) consultation to confirm fit and answer any remaining questions.Acceptance & Next Steps
Accepted participants will receive an email with enrollment details, payment information, and cohort logistics.Cohort Begins
Once enrollment is complete, participants will receive onboarding materials and begin the cohort on the scheduled start date.
