Sarah bravely stepped into creating a future for her birth of her second child that felt more empowered and centered on how she wanted to feel. For so many of us the experience of childbirth is something that we are asked to just grit our teeth and bear. We are told, it's gonna feel like a train ran over you, so you should just get ready. But does it really need to be that way? Is there a more empowering way we can approach this experience? What holds us back from this?

After a challenging birth from her first child, Sarah was committed to creating a different experience for the birth of her second. But to do this, she knew she needed to look at her past, process the trauma, and set intentions for a new experience.

I was honored to support Sarah in this journey, supporting her to really step into her power and a woman, uncover her voice, and create the reality she craved.

Can you relate to this? Maybe your experience is not childbirth...but where do you need to step into your own power?