12/16/2025
Many women move seamlessly from raising children
to caring for aging parents, with no real pause in between.
Different roles.
Same self-erasure.
A client recently shared something very honest with me. She told me she was feeling really low, and that it felt like her only purpose in life was to get her son to adulthood. After that, she couldn’t see what was left for her. What she knew for sure was that she didn’t want to keep feeling the level of suffering she was in.
If that lands somewhere in your body, you’re not alone.
So many women reach a moment like this, especially in the post-mothering years, or while stepping into the role of caretaker for a parent, where the giving never stops, but the sense of self quietly disappears.
If you’re tired, disconnected, or quietly overwhelmed, you didn’t fail.
You didn’t fall off the wagon.
You lost touch with yourself while caring deeply for others.
Sometimes the way back doesn’t start with what do I want?
It starts with courageously naming what you don’t want anymore.
The depletion.
The guilt.
The suffering you’ve learned to normalize.
This is the heart of Sacred Selfishness—
choosing yourself as sacred again so you can care without disappearing.
I’m enrolling women now into Sacred Selfishness 10, especially those who are:
✨ post-mothering
✨ navigating parent-care
✨ and ready to reclaim clarity, vitality, and meaning
There’s no formal page yet...this work begins in conversation.
If this resonates, you don’t have to explain your whole story here.
You can simply comment “interested” or send me a private message.
We’ll have a gentle, honest conversation to see what support
would feel most nourishing for you right now.
💛
Your next chapter isn’t about giving more.
It’s about staying whole. 🌿