We are raising children in a time of profound change.
Joanna longed to become a mother for years. After loss and deep waiting, she carried a clear vision of who she would be when it finally happened.
Tanis did not imagine motherhood as her path. She believed life would unfold differently. She was devoted to spiritual practice and assumed that devotion would shape how she mothered.
Neither of us became who we thought we would be.
Motherhood reached deeper than desire. Deeper than preparation or expectation. Deeper than spiritual understanding.
It reached our nervous systems. It reached the parts of us that had never been tested. It reached our limits.
There were moments of steadiness. There were moments of complete collapse.
There were reactions we did not recognize as our own.
Rage. Sharpness. Dysregulation. A loss of space between feeling and action.
There can be a period where you are inside this completely. You are not observing it. You are it.
It can feel forbidden. Isolating. Disorienting.
It can be humbling to realize you are capable of causing fear. Capable of becoming the person you once judged.
Where we are conditional. Where we grasp for control.
Where we want our children to change so we do not have to.
Where our nervous systems harden, collapse, or reach for escape.
Our children this. They live inside it with us.
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Unconditional is not indulgence. It is not the absence of boundaries. It is a depth of presence.
The Work
Women who sense that something deeper is being asked of them.
You may feel overwhelmed.
You may feel ashamed of how you have shown up.
You may feel lost in the gap between who you thought you would be and who you are.
There is room here for that. All of it. Anger, grief, confusion, moments of feeling like a victim of your circumstances.
All of it can be spoken. What is required is willingness.
A willingness to look at yourself without collapsing, to question what you inherited, to feel what arises rather than defend against it. A true willingness to grow.
This is not a space to perfect yourself, or receive parenting tips (although that may happen)
It is not a space to blame your child or your past.
It is a space for women who are ready to participate in their own shaping.
Women who desire to become steady, to mature,
and who understand that love deepens through contact rather than avoidance.
You do not need to have it together.
Structure of the 6 Weeks.
Dates & Details