Coaching for Fatherless daughters

Women who grew up fatherless reach out to me every single day, asking for advice and guidance.

They grew up without their father and know they need help to deal with “it all”. Some daughters grew up with him but cannot longer trust him after a bitter divorce.

  • They are single mothers, raising a daughter and are looking for advice.

  • They grew up fatherless and are afraid of repeating that pattern.

  • They are totally conscious of the issues created with fatherlessness and want healing.

  • They need to be heard and feel they need special help by somebody who can fully understand their situation.

  • They want to encourage a father-daughter relationship for their daughters, but have no tools for that.

  • They want help to reunite with their father, but don’t know where to start.

  • They still feel they cannot trust their father, even for reasons that they cannot exactly explain or uderstand.

I started realizing how fatherlessness had influenced my emotional development and important choices I made in life, after becoming a mother and getting a divorce. So many women including myself do wish we had found the help we needed, years earlier.

Sometimes they just need to be heard. Other times they need some guidance, or somebody to create a space where they can sit down with their father and start “unpacking” it all, to repair the relationship.

Some fatherless daughters are already aware about fatherlessness influencing the way they approach life but don’t know how to change that. They might even know it affects how they interact with their partner, their boss or even how they perceive family. Father-daughter relationships do have an impact on the choices we make. But every case is different.

Fact is, that what we “download” into our system in our formative years, stays with us. It is learned behavior and it is often repeated unconsciously. But what to do to break that cycle?

“I cannot put a price tag on reestablishing the connection with my daughter, and as such I would say it was worth every penny. Not to mention, more than once Jana went the extra mile to make sure we managed to bring a session in for a smooth landing, as opposed to cutting it off abruptly, which was hugely appreciated.”

Testimonial from a father who came to coaching sessions with his daughter, after SHE decided to get help to repair the relationship with her Dad

What would it mean to you to start having a different, more positive experience in spite of fatherlessness?

Can you imagine getting rid of the negative emotion associated with fatherlessness? Does low self-worth or needing specific types of attention, sound familiar?

What do you think a mentor and specialized coach could do for you, knowing exactly what THE healing journey looks like or what kind of tools you personally need?

How would it make you feel to have somebody guide you on every single step of your journey, so you can break the cycle of fatherlessness and its negative impact?

Every fatherless daughter deserves to be treated with exclusivity.

Let’s have a conversation so I see how I can best help you. You’re in good hands!

Lots of love,

Jana