I care deeply for those walking this sacred, exhausting path.
In this country, mothers are systemically under-supported. Parental leave is often short or nonexistent, follow-up postpartum care is minimal, and many mothers silently carry impaired mental health while still showing up for everyone else.
I see you. And I'm here for you.
Maybe you just had your first baby and you're disoriented in the postpartum haze — sleep-deprived, anxious, unsure of yourself in a body and a life that suddenly feel unfamiliar.
Maybe your children are older now, and you're finally feeling ready to look at your own childhood so you can be more present and available to theirs.
Maybe you just need a place to be honest about the moment last week when you totally lost it on your kids — and I'll help you find your way back to repair, with grace instead of shame.
I meet you as a mother, too. I understand how consuming children can be, and how sometimes self-care looks like locking the bathroom door for one intentional breath, or going three days between showers. There's no judgment here — only understanding.
Together, we'll work to mother you — tending to the parts of your inner experience that so often go overlooked, caring for your needs, strengthening your relationships, and helping you offer your children what you may not have received yourself.