You learned how to be what your family needed. Now begin learning who you are.

Finding Me Again

A live three-hour identity-building workshop for adults raised by narcissistic, emotionally self-focused, controlling or unpredictable parents.

Created by Katie McKenna. Accredited Psychotherapist, still in practice. Host of 'Beyond Survival' The Therapy Podcast and co-author of the Sunday Times bestseller 'You're Not The Problem'

A GENTLE FIT CHECK

You're in the right place if...

You automatically scan other people's moods before noticing your own.

You feel guilty, selfish, or unsafe when you have a need or boundary.

You are capable in some areas, but unsure what you genuinely want or feel

You question whether your memories, feelings, or reactions are valid.

You have spent years being the peacekeeper, achiever, caretaker, invisible one, or 'problem'

You do not need to know exactly what to call your family experience to begin understanding what it taught you about yourself.

A GENTLE FIT CHECK

You are not bad at knowing yourself

You may have learned that knowing youself was unsafe. When belonging depended on being helpful, agreeable, successful, invisible, loyal or emotionally available, it made sense to focus outward

You may have learned that
How it can feel now
What we will practice
Keep everyone comfortable
Automatic people-pleasing
Trusting your own internal experience
Do not have a separate view
Doubting your perspective
Name one 1% truth
Do not be a burden
Hiding needs.
Making the invisible, visible
You may have learned that Keep everyone comfortable
How it can feel now Automatic people-pleasing
What we will practice Trusting your own internal experience
You may have learned that Do not have a separate view
How it can feel now Doubting your perspective
What we will practice Name one 1% truth
You may have learned that Do not be a burden
How it can feel now Hiding needs.
What we will practice Making the invisible, visible

Three hours. Three core modules.
One clear path back to your own voice.

We begin with an orientation

The Family Operating Code - Spoken and Unspoken Rules that shaped safety, loyalty, and belonging.

The Mirror

What did I learn to reflect back
in order to belong?

Name the emotional climate you learned to monitor, the role you were expected to play - and most importantly - what parts of you had to go quiet.

The Canvas

What was placed on me when I
did not comply?

Separate the labels and stories you received from observable facts, appropriate responsibilities, and your own voice.

The Unwritten Self

What can I begin to choose and
practice now?

Reconnect with yourself because you exist and explore

WHAT YOU WILL LEAVE WITH

Not your whole story solved.
A clearer map for the next step.

This is not a promise to heal everything in a day. It is a structured space to identify the old rules and labels that shaped you, reconnect with what is true for you now, and leave with tools you can keep using.

“I'm sincere when I say my husband and I have repeatedly said this is the best parenting course we've ever paid for.” – AnnaLisa

A live three-hour identity-building workshop for adults raised by narcissistic, emotionally self-focused, controlling or unpredictable parents.

Three hours. Three core modules. One clear path back to your own voice.

Katie McKenna, Accredited Psychotherapist and Co-Author of You're Not The Problem

ABOUT THE FACILITATOR

Why Katie

I was the sensible one too.

I was parentified. I was the child who could tell what mood she was in from the other room. I was good at it. Everyone said how mature I was. Nobody asked what I wanted, and after a while I stopped asking myself.

I’m an accredited psychotherapist now, and parentification is what I specialise in. Most days I sit with women who were the adult in the house at eight and are still on duty at forty.

I co-wrote You’re Not the Problem, a Sunday Times bestseller that might already be on your shelf. On Beyond Survival - the therapy podcast (over 200,000 downloads), I’ve spent years reading letters from women who could have written my childhood.

Here’s what I’ve learned, in the therapy room and in my own life:

knowing what happened to you doesn’t tell you who you are.

You can name every pattern and read every book, and still feel guilty sitting down while anyone else in the house is standing up.

That’s what Finding Me Again is for.

Not more understanding. Not more understanding.

Meeting yourself, maybe for the first time.

And here is the part that matters more than any of it. I never left the room. A lot of this advice now comes from people who do content full time. I am still a working psychotherapist, in session every week.

So what I teach you is not a take I filmed once and moved on from.

It is what I am using with real people, in real sessions, right now.

IACP-accredited psychotherapist · 15+ years in practice · Co-author, You’re Not the Problem (Sunday Times bestseller) · Host, Beyond Survival ·

As seen on RTÉ · Ireland AM · Irish Independent

A clear, contained day.

GMT+1

12.00

The Family Operating Code

Grounding, choice, and the rules that shaped belonging

12.20

The Mirror

The role you learned to preform

13.00

A quiet break

Step away, regulate, hydrate, or reflect privatley

13.10

The Canvas

The labels and stories you learned to carry

14.00

The Studio

You exist. Your values, needs, preferences, and next steps

Payment

€267 Sat Feb 20th
Book before Jan 20th €246

YOUR SPACE IN THE WORKSHOP

You will not be asked to prove your story -
or preform your healing.

No forced sharing

Camera on or off, your choice

No diagnosis required

The focus is the impact on you, not determining a clinical condition

No confrontation agenda

No pressure to confront, reconcile with, distance from, or cut off family

Choice-led participation

Pause, pass, or adapt any exercise to your capacity and circumstances

This educational workshop is not therapy, crisis care, or a substitute for individual mental-health support. If you are in immediate danger, feel unable to stay safe, or need urgent support, please contact appropriate local emergency, crisis, or professional resources.