The Palace Hosts: Motherless Daughters Conversation with Psychotherapist, Dr. Sarah Williams

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[@queenshibadarling]

Contact Info: stan.store/DrSarah

[@maryakins5120]

I am so pleased that Melody bought this to the forefront about Our community and seeing a therapist. Even when some people jumped to the conclusion that she was talking about them and they made awful statements about Melody when she was taking about someone she had a conversation with about her mother not being there for her. This is a conversation that needs to be continued for our community. All of us needed this. We know it’s happening but we don’t want to own it. Thanks for this commentary

[@mzchocolatevegan]

It was refreshing to hear a video with intellectual and educational conversation.

[@TrendingAtSomePoint]

Walking on eggshells hit home. I usually hid anything I enjoyed for fear it would be taken away. My mom and I started therapy right before she passed away suddenly. Still dealing with it. On the outside, family members probably think I didn't care about my mom but I definitely did. It's just hard if you don't live through it yourself to understand. 💔

[@queenshibadarling]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@MrsJaytheBeauty]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@lady_hustlenet6290]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@anngreen4721]

Queen, Thank You. This segment caused me to face my maternal relationship and the impact it had on my life. The bad choices, and the realization that I was my mother's keeper!!!!

[@queenshibadarling]

Amen 🙏🏾

[@pupsmoke258]

I love this... Thank you, Queen...

[@queenshibadarling]

You are so welcome

[@ms.win_]

Wow! Initially, I wasn't sure how Dr. Williams was creating the connections, especially about the motherless daughters' denial of the reality of their relationship with their moms, and then it completely made sense. 😢 bc I am she 😢..Thank you, Queen Sheba and Dr. Williams. I am looking forward to part 2

[@queenshibadarling]

Well said! We look forward to seeing you next week Queen 👑

[@darlenemcgriff3085]

The QUEEN all day!! 💜💜💜💜💜

[@kikicola78]

Thank you Queen Shiba for bringing this much needed convo to the Palce. 👏🏿🙏🏿❤️ OUR COMMUNITIES need this! Fortunately for me I have an awesome relationship with my mother. It truly is sad that some of my sistas/queens have a lost relationship with their moms. Childhood trauma is real and definitely affects your adulthood in so many ways. This is why therapy is important. I truly appreciate seeing more black people taking therapy and mental health seriously.

[@feliciamonae101]

This was a great discussion. We need more of it. 🤯 I was a motherless child while helping my mother heal from her trauma.

[@loveseenheard]

Queen Shibaaaaa, why do you keep telling my business!!! I felt like my life is on full display! This is so powerful. I am that one where knowledge of trauma was at 7yrs old 😢. I can see how just a few yrs ago I started putting up boundaries to cut off the toxic relationship with my momma. It really happened bc I noticed how she started treating my daughter the same way. This is deep ❤❤❤❤

[@ms.win_]

🙏🏽🙏🏽💞💞

[@Kahrichey5112]

❤❤❤

[@queenshibadarling]

You are so welcome 🙏🏾. It takes lots of courage to operate in a healthy frame of mind. I’m so glad you put parameters in place to protect your child.

[@sandraamom5574]

I love this very good topic , you really need to dig deep to see why this happened to our children especially our girls

[@sherryannbroomes]

Queen shiba this is a great podcast We all appreciate what u do for u queens

[@Blessedwoman67]

Good morning Queen, the conversation with the therapist was well needed in these yt streets. She took her time to explain questions you put to her. I related to some of the things she explained, for myself and family members. I hope this is not the last we hear from her. Thanks again!! Continue the good work.👍

[@queenshibadarling]

She’ll be back next Monday.

[@pandora-c9j]

I am that daughter. My mom has been in addiction majority of my life. And I am basically her parent. It's really hard and exhausting. Her enter actions with me are very transactional, and she keeps a divide between me and my adult children.

[@lesliesantiago9100]

Queen, you were made, built for this platform. You remind me of jazz, poetry life’s essence. 💕👑✊🏿

[@queenshibadarling]

🙏🏾☺️

[@639ONELOVE]

Thank you for caring about your community, both of you!! You’re truly appreciated by me!!!

[@queenshibadarling]

Our pleasure!

[@sister2theend04]

Nationally certified!!! Real Black woman excellence ❤⭐️ This woman knows exactly what she is talking about. I’ve been in therapy for a long time because of my mother, her jealousy, & the years of narcissistic gaslighting I’ve endured. Unknowingly, the habits I’ve developed just from trying to please or combat her abuse has transformed into unhealthy habits in my life to the point I’m just now learning how to not be defensive, how to say “no” and not help/protect everyone & also how to be ok with my success and failures in life.

[@TypicalVirgo823]

Wow! 🤯 My mother was only in my life for 2 years as an adolescent, but you just described those 2 years to a T! I think what is just as devastating as being a motherless daughter, is being the daughter of a woman who hates other women.

[@lifestylechanges1105]

That is so TRUE, "I speak the Truth in Love.". Another One is, "The Truth is how we Improve." What a precious Gift 🎁 we have received this Evening. Thank you @QyeenShiba for purposeful interview! Excellent Job! 💛🌟 Thank you Dr Williams for those wise statements. I give you your Roses 🌹. 😄💫💫💫

[@queenshibadarling]

Yes indeed!

[@candacecheatem6545]

Good topic

[@QueenStarrLove]

Now this is how you do it Queen Sheba informative uplifting great knowledge from a real professional❤❤

[@queenshibadarling]

I appreciate that

[@TypicalVirgo823]

I was VERY glad to see the difference between a life coach and a LICENSED therapist explained! (i see what you did there and i approve 😉)

[@queenshibadarling]

Yes! Thank you!

[@valessaswindall1281]

Thank you Queen for having an expert on your show. I see why Wanda and Destiny was trigger. I hear Wanda and Destiny’s story in her explanation about the motherless daughter.

[@MentalHealthWellness-Self-Care]

Daughters who become ‘parentrified’…the parent/child roles flip 😢❤️‍🩹

[@chefjanmarieofjansplatedpr8267]

This is explaining a lot of the behavior with some of the reality tv cast members often talked about on social media. Great information!!!

[@marylou7105]

Great conversation. I am a motherless daughter. My mother was a narcissist, and she was very abusive. I spent years in therapy to heal from my childhood trauma.

[@darlenemcgriff3085]

Thank you for introducing this topic on your platform. 🌹🌺🌹🌺🌹

[@queenshibadarling]

My pleasure 😊

[@TIAmovements]

Queen Shiba, this was an excellent session!

[@toniarobinson8878]

Thank you Queen, 🙏🏾❤️❤️🫶🫶🙌🏿for a Another real grown up Conversation ,, Iam following God and just good people for peace and Blessings-Iam never to old to listen ❤️👋🏾🙏🏾🫶🙌🏿💯

[@TheAestheteNoire]

@Queen Shiba Darling and Dr. Williams this conversation was so riveting! The information everyone can glean from this discussion is POWERFUL POSITIVE AND PRODUCTIVE! Thank you for continuously standing in the gap and impacting the sisterhood! Job well done and can’t wait for parts 2 and 3.

[@DivineVirtuousWoman0]

Hi beautiful. I'm coming doing a playback to give a like. Everyone nowadays are healing so I hope and pray it's done and in the correct manner for growth and success through real support and compassion. Thanks for updating. Appreciate your highlighting. ❤😊

[@advocateforinjustice6731]

This was so informative and deep. I loved this conversation.

[@delilaht]

had to watch replay. Queen Shiba, thank you for this powerful interview you prepare with Dr. Williams for us. I look forward for part 2

[@queenshibadarling]

Our pleasure!

[@jeanettekeeley9422]

I really enjoyed this! Thank You!

[@simonewealthy2251]

THIS!!! Well thought out, and well done! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Thank you, Queen, for THIS!

[@queenshibadarling]

You are so welcome

[@pandora-c9j]

Thank you for the conversation.

[@simpleThingsinLife74]

32:10 Lord, I'm open and willing. Lead me to the therapist you have just for me. 🙏🏾 Amen. Thank you Queen Shiba and Dr. Williams.

[@Shesheness]

I know I am a motherlss child and inpart i know why but I also know that i've become a dope ass person. I've seen her go through things that I thought a mother would wanna protect her child from but in fact left me hella more vulnerable and susceptible than she ever was. As a mother I literally feared not being a stay at home mom, no matter how negative that made me look to people in society. I could not allow myself to be like her as a parent. I had to be and do better than her and in an environment where everyone tells you, that you are just like your mother, that was hard enough. I proved it to myself and will let no one take that from me. That was my idea of success and accomplishment. I beat a lot of her demons,that was my life.

[@SeritaBell]

Go Queen this was everything Yesss❤

[@beverly3189]

Yes... It really was .

[@MrsJaytheBeauty]

I'm loving this conversation! I am not a Motherless daughter in the sense of my mother wasn't there because I had wonderful mother. I am one who has lost her mother and still experiences the grief of not having her even after almost 8 yrs! She passed away at the age of 50 from a rare but extremely aggressive form of breast cancer called Inflammatory Breast Cancer.

[@clm2822]

God knows I LOVE my mom, but she made some mistakes that have left me and my siblings struggling in our adult lives in our relationships with one another and personal relationships, I know she loved us but her mistakes have really cost us and this is so hard to say or even think, she was a BEAUTIFUL FLAWED SOUL as I’m I ♥️♥️♥️ this was a beautiful needed conversation QUEEN!

[@mzchocolatevegan]

Hey Queen....

[@itsjustme_neyab]

This was good conversation

[@butta487]

This was so needed, Queen Shiba and Dr. Sarah Williams, my mom was emotionally disconnected from me. I believe because she was put up for adoption by her mother, she never got the answers she needed from her own mom.🙏🏿

[@pamelajohnson1314]

caught the replay and hitting the like button 😊 this conversation was excellent and needed thank you Dr Williams & Queen Shiba 🎉❤👏🏿🙌🏿🙏🏿💪🏿♟️

[@queenshibadarling]

You are so welcome

[@Shesheness]

After that quack dr on lamh and the quack dr. dusty used to come for Mel . I lost hope that any real ones could be presented and this restored my faith. Thank you Queen 🙏🏽

[@queenshibadarling]

Thank you for tuning in.

[@Blessings-s2u]

Hello Queen! My sister! I have had been waiting for your commentary on this! - The queen Shiba herself!

[@queenshibadarling]

Hello there!

[@FeliciaDavis-Frazier]

This is excellent, I work with someone who is a motherless daughter and she is very nasty with others, she has had issues with several people in the department but she finally ran up on me, I made it known to her the absence of her mother is a problem, seek help.

[@queenshibadarling]

👑👑👑

[@kimberleyalexandereastbayr3215]

❤️❤️❤️🤴🏽Thank you

[@sonjadenton110]

Thank u Queen Shiba❤️ for your obedience to be led by the Holy Spirit when addressing issues….You are so loved and appreciated and much needed for our community 🙏🏾❤️

[@queenshibadarling]

Wow, thank you

[@thames308]

Queen Shiba, simply saying thank you to your for bringing forth a discussion with Dr. Williams concerning the topic of “Motherless Daughters,” is inadequate. This discussion simply reiterated the importance of resting the state of the “PAUSE” in order to understand who you are, where you are, how you got there and negotiating how you move forward. This discussion needs to be reviewed and note taking is a must. This discussion is forcing many to gain insights and taking responsibility for how the interact and react throughout life. Personal accountability and responsibility being discussed in the palace. Self-reflection can occur with a therapist and self-reflection can be achieved by quietly assessing who you are. This discussion was so empowering and provided an important roadmap. Grateful to everyone contributed to making this happen.

[@DarleaseDavis-cn8ci]

I love everything about this discussion! It’s much needed in this safe space 45:41

[@TrendingAtSomePoint]

One of my best friends is 65+

[@shannawharton4624]

Hello Queen Shiba watching replay

[@MentalHealthWellness-Self-Care]

May I please offer Dr. Williams HER FLOWERS 💐!! She represented our industry VERY VERY WELL!! Mental Health WELLNESS!!! The LOVE of A THERAPIST! Y’all, y’all…get you one! We’re just trying to OFFER LOVE & GIVE YOU LIGHT 🙌🏾✨💫

[@treew6752]

Wanting your daughter to be with you. Bettie/Stormie. Being overly in your daughters business because you lacked. unca wanda/LaTisha.

[@TaimaikioHouston-nc1lu]

Hey Queen, let me ask you something I think it’s another video about Martell , What did you mean when you said the way he acted when someone said BOY BYE”.was that in the COURT DOCS

[@queenshibadarling]

I was referring to his live

[@Lon328]

She was talking about Destiny. And it’s cool ppl can do and say what they want. I’m glad the conversation was elevated, but let’s not pretend that wasn’t one of Mel’s deadly subliminals. And yes I like Mel. Always have to say this. It is what is.

[@pamelajohnson1314]

Hmmm, so you saying it was Destiny who was Mel's good friend that said she felt like the things she do in life stem from her mom not being in her life, this what you saying?.... not that Mel spoke on it the day before Destiny took it to her podcast?....Just trying to understand 🤔

[@missbell4849]

Somebody call that all time liar Kenya B Moore.. She needs to be here.

[@valerieb473]

SICK-OO MAURICE !