You Don’t Need to Be Fixed—You Need to Be Seen
In a world that constantly demands more—do more, be more, fix more—it’s easy to internalize the belief that we are a problem to solve.
In a world that constantly demands more—do more, be more, fix more—it’s easy to internalize the belief that we are a problem to solve.
Many women spend their lives shrinking themselves to survive—quieting their voice, hiding their brilliance, and softening their needs for the comfort of others. Whether shaped by trauma, culture, or family dynamics, the message becomes loud and clear: “Don’t be too much.”
Healing in the Grief: Holding Space for Loss and New Life. Grief is one of the most universal yet misunderstood human experiences. It touches every part of our lives—whether it’s the loss of a loved one, a version of ourselves we no longer recognize, a relationship we outgrew, or a dream that never came to pass. And yet, so many of us are taught to hide it, rush it, or “get over it” quickly.
Wholeness Isn’t a Destination—It’s a Daily Choice