The Generational Trauma & Mother Wound Awareness Quiz
Explore how your upbringing may be shaping your life—and begin to understand
yourself more deeply.
Do you notice recurring patterns like self-doubt, people-pleasing, perfectionism, a harsh inner critic, or relationship struggles?
These often trace back to generational trauma and the Mother Wound.
This quiz will gently guide you to see how these patterns may be affecting you—because awareness is the first step toward healing.
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Do you struggle to feel truly seen and secure in your closest relationships?
Do you ever feel not enough, too much, or find yourself comparing to others—in relationships, social settings, or at work?
Do you find it hard to express your emotions—fearing they’ll be dismissed, criticized, or misunderstood?
Do you struggle to ask for what you need, set boundaries, or take time for yourself because of fear, guilt, or worry about conflict or rejection?
Do you notice the same patterns repeating in your relationships—like people-pleasing, self-sacrifice, avoiding conflict, holding back your needs or emotions, or choosing unfulfilling partners or friends?
Do you avoid expressing feelings like anger, sadness, or disappointment because you were taught to “be good,” "stay strong, or “not make things worse"?
Do you struggle with self-doubt or a critical inner voice that makes you question your worth and abilities?
Do you hold yourself back from opportunities—like promotions, leadership, or visibility—because of fear of rejection, judgment, or not feeling deserving?
Do you notice traits like perfectionism, silence around pain or failure, or over-responsibility in your family—patterns you might also carry yourself?
When you reflect on your relationship with your mother (past or present), do you feel supported, understood, unconditionally loved, and emotionally connected?
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Your Results: Deep generational and Mother Wound patterns may be shaping your life, relationships, and sense of self.
You may notice:
- Struggling to trust or feel safe and close with others
- People-pleasing, perfectionism, or self-doubt
- Repeating family patterns like criticism, conflict or emotional disconnection
- Relationship struggles that keep showing up
- Fear of judgment, failure, or taking up space
Next Steps to Consider:
- Notice these patterns in your daily life and relationships
- Reflect gently on your upbringing and your relationship with your parents
- Explore articles, books, or videos about generational trauma and the Mother Wound
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- If this quiz resonated, schedule a free Clarity Call. I can help you find the right next step on your healing journey.
Your Results: You may carry some generational trauma and the Mother Wound. They may not dominate your life, but they still influence your feelings, thoughts, and behaviors.
You may notice:
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Moments of self-doubt or inner criticism
- Challenges asking for what you need or setting boundaries
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Family patterns like people-pleasing, conflict avoidance, or relationship struggles
Next Steps to Consider:
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Notice when emotional triggers arise
- Pay attention to patterns in your life, relationships, and work
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Reflect gently on your upbringing and your relationship with your parents
- Explore articles, books, or videos about generational trauma and the Mother Wound
Wondering if Coaching is right for you?
- If this quiz resonated, schedule a free Clarity Call. I can help you find the right next step on your healing journey.
Your Results: You likely have minimal generational trauma or the Mother Wound. You may feel grounded in self-worth, confidence, and emotional safety, though subtle patterns can still appear under stress.
You may notice:
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Occasional self-doubt or inner criticism
- Old family patterns surfacing under pressure
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Small challenges expressing emotions or needs
Next Steps to Consider:
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Reflect gently on your upbringing and whether your childhood needs met
- Notice patterns when they appear
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Continue nurturing self-awareness and emotional growth
- Explore articles, books, or videos on emotional resilience and healthy boundaries
Wondering if Coaching is right for you?
- If this quiz resonated, schedule a free Clarity Call. I can help you find the right next step on your healing journey.
Your Results: You appear to have few, if any, Mother Wound or generational trauma patterns shaping your life. You may feel confident, secure, and emotionally grounded.
You may notice:
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Healthy boundaries and freedom to express yourself
- Feeling seen, heard, and supported
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Minimal self-doubt or inner criticism
- Freedom from unhelpful family patterns
Next Steps to Consider:
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Celebrate your emotional health and self-awareness
- Notice any subtle triggers or stressful moments
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Continue reflecting, journaling, and nurturing your growth
Wondering if Coaching is right for you?
- If this quiz resonated, schedule a free Clarity Call. I can help you find the right next step on your healing journey.