The Roots of Motherhood

Many of us are Mothering or hoping to Mother in ways that we did not receive, see, or experience - shifting patterns or cycles so that we can give our children a deeper sense of nurture and guidance to fund their thriving lives.

While this shift is a beautiful gift, it can be hard to feel rooted and clear in bringing this vision to life. Certain seasons in Mothering can feel unexpectedly difficult or depleting, straining the connection we want to cultivate or derailing some of what we feel we’ve built. 

And for so many of us, self-nurture is often a big challenge or barrier.

Being raised to care for others and ourselves from a place of passivity, pleasing, or lack creates patterns that distance us from our deep, mature wisdom and vitality.

When we bring these patterns into any stage of Mothering, we often find ourselves in cycles of burnout, perfection, resentment/regret, or swings in emotional and energetic extremes.

We need space throughout our journey to tend the roots—to richly nourish ourselves, expand/(re)learn nurture skills, support the parts that have been stifled or keep us entrenched in old, depleting patterns, and reclaim the deep and generative nurturer within.

Tending the Roots is vitalizing, healing work from the inside out. It’s a reclamation that many of us hunger for -

Welcome in.