Do you or someone you know believe that intergenerational trauma has negatively impacted you?

If so, you are not alone. I’m sure you have heard people talk about the “family curse” when discussing relationships, trauma, or abuse. As one from a multi-ethnic family, I have heard the same.


Intergenerational trauma is the idea that unresolved trauma from previous generations has, in some fashion, negatively impacted the younger generations. For example, a grandmother who never sought counseling for staying in a marriage where she routinely experienced domestic violence may negatively impact her children and her children’s view of healthy marriage. Her children may also struggle with domestic violence in relationships. No one in the family can identify why these things continue to happen throughout generations.

In this webinar, I will discuss intergenerational trauma, signs of traumatic bonding, and offer tips on how to embrace post-traumatic growth.

Instructor Information:

Támara Hill, MS, NCC, CCTP, LPC, is a licensed therapist and certified trauma professional, in private practice, who specializes in working with children and adolescents who suffer from mood disorders, trauma, and disruptive behavioral disorders. She also works with some young and older adults struggling with grief & loss or life transitions. Hill strives to help clients to realize and actualize their strengths in their home environments and in their relationships within the community. She credits her career passion to a “divine calling” and is internationally recognized for corresponding literary works as well as appearances on radio and other media platforms. She is an author, family consultant, and founder of Anchored in Knowledge.com

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