Fixing the Toxic Father-Daughter Relationship

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Father‑daughter relationships can be complex and emotionally charged. These relationships often have a long history that includes both positive and negative experiences. If you are struggling with a toxic father‑daughter relationship, it's important to understand that you are not alone. This workshop is led by Kelly E. Smith, a Black Christian woman speaker, Christian author and speaker, and speaker on father‑daughter relationships who brings compassion, clarity, and lived experience to this deeply personal topic.

In this workshop, we will explore the challenges that many daughters face in their relationships with their fathers. We will discuss the impact of past trauma and how it may be affecting your life today. Through interactive exercises and guided discussions, we will work together to unpack these complex emotions and begin the process of healing. This session reflects Kelly’s work as an identity and purpose speaker, speaker on healing and wholeness, and faith‑based workshop facilitator who helps women navigate emotional and spiritual restoration.

If you are ready to take the first step towards your wholeness, join us for this transformative workshop. This experience is ideal for women seeking guidance from a personal‑transformation speaker, Christian women’s conference speaker, or faith‑based leadership speaker who understands how identity, leadership, and emotional healing intersect.

“Before you can move on, understand what brought you here.”

Kelly Smith is not a licensed therapist, counselor, or psychologist. She does not share her experience in lieu of licensed therapy. She is, however, a caring empathic who understands how to navigate life through love and experience. Kelly is willing to work with licensed professionals. As a Christian retreat speaker, women’s ministry speaker, and conference speaker on identity, she offers supportive, faith‑rooted guidance for women ready to heal, grow, and rise.