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Author Helen Parker -Drabble Who Do I Think You Were?®

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  • What the Victorians didn’t say

    What the Victorians didn’t say

    Article Family History From Helen Parker-Drabble

    A family historian and former counsellor traces her Victorian grandfather’s emotional distance back through three generations of unspoken loss, poverty, and depression.

  • Consider Psychological Legacies in Family Trees: What Emotional Inheritance Have You Received?

    Consider Psychological Legacies in Family Trees: What Emotional Inheritance Have You Received?

    Family History From Helen Parker-Drabble Mental Health Well being

    Key Takeaways Psychological inheritance describes how emotional patterns, trauma responses, and coping mechanisms pass from ancestors to descendants We inherit far more than heirlooms — our ancestors’ experiences, strengths, and wounds become woven into our family stories Recognising inherited patterns helps us understand our loved ones more deeply and begin to heal inherited hurt Historical records…

  • Family History Is Critical To Living Relatives; Future Generations

    Family History Is Critical To Living Relatives; Future Generations

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    Even before our birth we are influenced by the mental, emotional and behavioural patterns of our parents, the family around us and those who came before – even if our parents are not the ones who raised us. This phenomenon is known as psychological inheritance.