Weary Mothers Circle
Motherhood can be beautiful, but it can also feel overwhelming, lonely, and exhausting. Many mothers find themselves holding everything together for their families while feeling increasingly disconnected from themselves - with nothing left for their own needs by the end of the day.
This circle is a place to pause, exhale, and reconnect with who you are beneath the noise of daily life.
Come exactly as you are - tired, curious, overwhelmed, or simply longing for something different.
What is a Circle?
This small, guided circle brings mothers together in a supportive space to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with themselves. Through conversation, reflection, and simple practices, we begin clearing the overwhelm and creating space for greater inner freedom and connection.
This is not about becoming a perfect mother. It is about learning how to live inside motherhood with more lightness, strength, clarity, and peace.
What You’ll Experience
In this circle you will have the opportunity to:
Slow down and step out of the constant demands of motherhood.
Clear the mental noise and overwhelm that keep you feeling reactive and depleted.
Reconnect with yourself - your body, your intuition, and what is most alive within you.
Be fully honest about where you are, in a space where nothing about your experience is too much.
Begin experiencing motherhood from a place of greater strength, clarity, and inner freedom.
Timing / Details
4 weeks
Sundays 4:00pm - 5:30/6 pm
April 26th-May17th
Cost - $50-$200 sliding scale for 4 weeks
6-8 mothers
Location - Santa Barbara, CA
If you feel the nudge, click below to get more information and register
To the mother who is holding everything together…but feels like she is quietly falling apart inside.
Loving your kids fiercely - yet missing yourself more than you want to admit.
Surrounded by noise, chaos, endless activity and advice - longing to feel grounded and confident instead of anxious.
Wondering where you went in the middle of all of this.
Feeling guilty for struggling so much.
Like no matter how much you give, it’s never quite enough.
I SEE YOU.