You love your kids to bits.But between your family and your never-ending to-do list, it feels like you’re living a Groundhog Day of responsibilities.
You’re desperate for a break, but feel like you can’t do anything without making arrangements for your family (and even then feel guilty doing something just for you). You know you should put your own oxygen mask on first, but sometimes you can hardly get through the day. |
The worst part is feeling like a martyr. “Don’t worry, I’ll do it,” you say through gritted teeth. You never imagined the tight-lipped, passive aggressive person you’ve become.
This isn’t what you want to model for your kids, but with no time to yourself and no one making it for you, you feel overwhelmed and unsure how to become the calm, present parent you want to be. If only you could take care of yourself the way you do for your kids! |
You finally have the space for the idea that's been brewing in your mind for awhile and the project you've been longing to work on.
It feels amazing to finally do something just for you. You drink your coffee while it's still hot, enjoy peace and quiet, and do what you want without interruptions. You can eat a delicious meal (without sharing), get back to the things you used to love doing (writing, dancing, being alone!), or enjoy adult conversation without someone asking for a snack every two minutes. |
Whether you have ten minutes or an afternoon; time alone or time with the kids - you have the energy and brainspace to feel amazing from the inside out.
Even more, you have patience and bandwidth when tough things happen, and the confidence to know you can fill your tank for the journey ahead. Because you’re refreshed and no longer running on fumes, life feels manageable, under control and even fun! |
Sashya C.
Mental Health Clinician & mom of 2 |
I really appreciated the structure of this process. |
Do any of these sound familiar?
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I totally understand. You don’t have to figure this out alone!I coach moms and nonbinary parents with nonstop responsibilities who just need a break.
They’re overwhelmed and secretly feel guilty for not enjoying every moment. I help them make time for themselves, do things they love, and handle hard situations with confidence so they can become the kind of parent (and person) they’ve always wanted to be. |
After your More Rest, Less Stress session, you’ll…
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I see you, mama!Let's figure out what recharges your batteries and make a plan you're excited about - so you can have energy for what you love and care about most.
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Step 1: Click the button below to pay for this personalized coaching experience.
Step 2: You’ll receive an email from me with a link to find a time for our first 90 minute session, and everything you need to prepare. Step 3: We'll have our Calm the Chaos Coaching Session. You'll walk away with a self care plan you can start right away! Step 4: Two weeks later, we’ll have our 30 minute Follow Up Call to celebrate your wins and make sure you have the support you need going forward. |
Sarah Seene
Technical writer & mom of 2 |
I've taken so many steps that I've surprised myself. |
LaQuantae Davis
Middle school teacher & mom of 3 |
I am becoming the woman and mother I have always wanted to be. |
Grace Matsuo
Occupational therapist & mom of 3 |
I feel more energetic and positive than usual. |