❊ Mothers the world over are waking up and making changes, starting with the ways in which we value, care for, and honor ourselves.
❊ Mothers who want something more for themselves, and those who identify as changemakers, healers, and cyclebreakers have different needs, and therefore must prioritize differently than other people.
❊ Our children learn how to love themselves by watching us love ourselves.
❊ Only together will we change the story of motherhood for generations to come.
❊ The more deeply we heal, the more quickly we’re able to recognize bullshit and the more effective we become as changemakers and cyclebreakers.
❊ Changing the status quo, both outside and within ourselves, is much more powerful and less painful when done with the support and witnessing of others on a similar path.
❊ The medicine this world needs most is trapped within its mothers. Not only do we benefit from connecting, healing, liberating ourselves, and setting our magic free, but so do our kids, who need us to show them what thriving looks like.
My greatest passion is supporting women as they navigate the complex and confusing terrains of empowered womanhood, conscious motherhood, intentional living, and personal growth.
My favorite clients are mothers who are fed up with status quo parenting and ready to rewrite the ‘rules' so that thriving, empowerment, and joy feel more accessible. Many of my clients don’t (yet) realize it, but in addition to being intentional mothers and conscious women, they are cyclebreakers, visionaries, leaders, and healers in the making. Most are wholly committed to doing good in the world but so overwhelmed by our chaotic culture, its many distorted messages, and the way it overburdens caregivers, that they often feel frozen with indecision, critical of their efforts, and overwhelmed with grief and unmet needs.
I'm here to help you see your needs, desires, saboteurs, and superpowers more clearly so that you can make the difference you're here to make, even if that’s simply within the walls of your home.
Today’s mothers are struggling; though, it’s not for the reasons most moms tend to think. We’ve been conditioned to believe our inadequacy is the reason we can’t seem to “keep up” or enjoy mothering more, but nothing could be further from the truth.
We aren’t failing as mothers. We’re mothering within a culture that is misleading, overburdening, and inadequately supporting us.