Are you an Asian daughter with an absent mum?
Guided therapy and community support for women facing Mother Hunger. You can name and heal emotional wounds with peers who also feel angry, lonely, and shameful.
Trained Asian therapist in Mother Hunger
Having grown up in a household with abusive and absentee parents, Jen understands the impact - and transformation - that is possible through therapy, specifically from the Mother Hunger body of research. Mother Hunger, researched by Kelly McDaniel, unearths the lifelong impact of unmet needs for protection, nurturance, and guidance in childhood. These impacts can affect intimate relationships, female friendships, conflict resolution, motivation, and sense of worth. Jen hosts individual and group sessions to help you identify and release this disenfranchised grief, fostering trust and love in you in a way a parent was not able to offer you. For 2025 only: join WhatsApp group for text-based therapy and group sharing
400+ hours
Women supported through therapy
6-8 weekly sessions
For clients to feel emotional breakthrough
100%
Online sessions, with flexibility around timing and location
Why partner with Jen Loong-Goodwin?
Safe, Compassionate Space
Feel understood and supported without judgment, in a welcoming therapeutic environment.
Proven Healing Methods
Use full-body, evidence-based approaches tailored to heal Mother Hunger deeply.
Community Connection
Besides therapy session, join a caring community that fosters belonging and ongoing emotional support.
Release Your Wounded Inner Child
Name it to heal it
Learn emotional regulation skills, and understand the impact of unmet needs as a child for nurturance, protection, and guidance.
Feel seen in group healing
Hear from others' childhood trauma with similar relationships challenges over share stories and strength. $5/mo for community group with therapist mediation.
Rediscover self-worth
Lean into your values and open your heart to giving and receiving love freely.
Hear From Women Who Found Healing
This therapy helped me embrace my feelings and find peace I never thought possible.
Emma L.
Working professional in KL, 28
The community support made me feel less alone - so many women are in exactly the same boat as me!
Sophie T.
Full-time mom in HK, 37
I never knew this pain had a name - Mother Hunger - but I've since breakthrough the shadows to trust myself.
Maya R.
University student in SG, 21
