A Pressão de Carregar Tudo Sozinha: O Que Winnicott Explica Sobre a Filha da Mãe Narcisista

The pressure of carrying everything alone doesn't begin in adulthood. It begins when you were still a child and already had to emotionally support those who were supposed to take care of you. In this live session, we discussed: ▸ What Winnicott explains about the daughter of a narcissistic mother ▸ False Self as a survival architecture ▸ Colonizing guilt and the inner voice that watches over us ▸ The body that carries what cannot be said ▸ Micromovements of authorization ⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 — The anxiety you've known since childhood 10:00 — The child who became an adult too soon 14:40 — When holding fails (Winnicott) 19:50 — False Self: survival architecture 26:00 — The woman who doesn't ask for help 31:17 — Colonizing guilt 41:25 — The body carries what cannot be said 46:55 — The process: naming to transform 53:19 — The grief of what didn't come 59:00 — Micromovements of authorization 1:06:30 — Articulation with the clinic (for (Psychologists) 1:17:00 — Winnicott VIP Group Invitation 📥 Comment "PDF" to receive supplementary material. 🔴 Every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 PM, live. 🔗 Winnicott Study Group: link in bio. Dr. Andréa Oliveira | CRP 06/33959 | IBPW-SP