Inspired Parenting’ Starts 4/24–Extra Class Added!

When I first became a parent – and even on my journey of re-parenting myself, I felt so isolated and alone. Maybe you can relate? Parents and caregivers are oftentimes one of the least nourished, most invisible segments of our society. But it doesn’t have to be this way for you! This is why I…

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How Guilt is keeping you from Abundance

I have a vision of a million mothers / women living GUILT FREE! And I want YOU to be ONE OF THEM! I don’t know about you guys, but the way I used to think about self-care was so backwards. As a woman — and especially as a mom — I was taught that the…

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A beautiful key to healing…

I used to be so dang hard on myself, aware of so much that was still unhealed within me. Can you relate? We are in the midst of a healing revolution. Have you noticed it, too? Terms like “inner child healing” and “trauma release” and “shadow work” are becoming part of our everyday language and,…

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Transitions Can Be Messy

I just had the great pleasure of teaching a “Navigating Screens” Course  to hundreds of parents interested in creating a CONNECTED and SOULFUL relationship with their children where technology is concerned. Yes, it is possible! :) We had so much fun and I had the pleasure of talking with children – including my own son,…

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How to handle conflicts with Technology

Will is home from his first year at college. He’s been keeping himself busy making hats for his friends, photography, hanging out with friends, reading some great books!, writing daily, surfing and of course, filming :) We’ve been playing board games after dinner as a family! We’ve been having conversations about the importance of rest…

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Will Move-In

It’s hard to believe that we dropped Will off at college – gulp! I think the thing that jumped out at me the most, as we moved him in, was the sign “WELCOME HOME”. All I could think of was that I so hope Will feels “AT HOME” within himself. We all want that for…

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Medium: The Motherhood Evolution

Source: https://medium.com/thrive-global/the-motherhood-evolution-77790ef19fc4 When I gave birth to my first child it was one of the most exciting times of my life. However, with the many visitors who came to see the new baby, there also came lots of comments, advice, and opinions. I remember one afternoon, I sat on the sofa holding the baby and…

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Would You Do Whatever It Takes?

A dear friend of mine recently made her transition … far too young … far too early … as I sit in grief, I am left only with how I treated her … how did I speak to her …. what did I say to and about her … was I kind? Was I generous?…

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When You Think No One’s Listening

The other day, after my son left for school, Jami and I were having a conversation, which turned into a conversation about our son, Will, age 17. About 5 minutes later, Jami’s phone rang. Unbeknownst to us, Jami had inadvertently pocket dialed Will’s cell phone and yep, Will heard every word of our entire conversation!…

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The Power of Listening

Long post alert … apologies in advance :) My son is going to be a junior in high school and is taking a couple of honors and AP courses. He has had an incredibly amazing experience this summer doing an internship and didn’t dive into summer homework for said AP courses :) This was a conscious…

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The Key To Creating Close Relationships

If you follow my work, you KNOW that I am painfully honest about my relationship with my son. You KNOW that I have transformed this relationship from distant, full of impatience and criticism to intimate, full of real authentic connection. But what does it mean to be “close” to your children, your spouse, to another?…

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