Mothering Ourselves Mindfully

Here we are … at 100 episodes of Mothering Ourselves Mindfully! In this milestone episode, I'm sharing the real story of how I got here: one podcast at a time, no batching, no big master plan, just showing up week after week. I dig into why we convince ourselves something's too daunting to start, why perfectionism keeps so many of us stuck, and what actually got me from zero to 100. Plus, I'm sharing why I ditched the "everyone else's podcast" formula, what's changing with our upcoming program, and why community — not willpower — is the real key to consistency.

Key Points

• Why reaching 100 episodes never felt possible when I thought about it as "100" — I only ever had to do one
• The trap of needing to do things to the Nth degree or not at all, and how that perfectionism keeps us from starting
• Letting go of doing things "the way everyone else does them" — ditching the polished interview format for real, unedited walks in the woods
• Two reasons fear kept me from starting a podcast in the first place: not wanting to add to mom overwhelm, and not wanting to sound like everyone else
• Why community and accountability — not motivation alone — are what actually sustain change (the "plank club" story)
• An invitation to start with just one: one minute, one day a week, made fun and brought into community
• A heads-up that our upcoming program has evolved since it was first announced — details coming soon

Quotes

• "I never got to 100 without just doing one."
• "Set the bar so low you can trip over it. Just one."
• "It's not just me. It's not about me, it's about us."

Resources Mentioned

• Send me a voice note: Send Sarah your voice note right HERE: https://www.speakpipe.com/theschoolofmom
• Get on our WAITLIST to hear what's changed with our upcoming program: https://theschoolofmom.com/waitlist
• Self-awareness Trap: https://theschoolofmom.com/trap

What's Coming Next

As we head into the new school year, I'll be recording a series of episodes on exactly what we're opening the doors to here in the Home of Mothering Ourselves Mindfully — so stay tuned.

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of "Mothering Ourselves Mindfully." We look forward to sharing more insights and inspiration in the upcoming episodes!

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I recorded this episode in real time, mid-struggle with a whole lot of pain following a tooth extraction that turned into a bigger deal than expected. What went down with my aunt around my pain led to this unscripted look at what happens when someone else steps in with "maternal assertiveness" - and how it’s so important for all women/daughters, no matter how old we are.

In This Episode

• The backstory: a routine tooth extraction, a family trip, and pain that got worse instead of better
• What happened when Sarah's aunt and uncle stepped in — and why it hit so differently than she expected
• Fierce compassion: the "mama bear" side of compassion, and why it matters as much as the tender side
• The mother bucket — the container only your mom was ever supposed to fill, and what happens when she can't
• How we unconsciously try to fill that hole (numbing, scrolling, overworking, other people) — and the one person who can actually fill it
• Why receiving maternal assertiveness from unexpected sources — an aunt, a friend, even a stranger on a plane — is allowed, and healing
• A full-circle moment with her daughter, who needed to be truly heard in her own pain
• An invitation: if you carry this gaping hole, you are not alone — and there are ways to start filling it

Quotable Moments

"There's two sides of compassion. There's tender and there's fierce. Tender is the loving, nurturing type of compassion. Fierce is that more mama bear, like, 'Uh-uh. Nope. Like, this is not okay. You need to get help.'"

"That just because we may not have a mother who is capable, able, available to offer that for us doesn't mean that we still, A, don't need it, and B, can't get it."

"The next best person to provide that, to fill that mothering bucket, is you. It is you."

Mentioned in This Episode

• Aunt Melissa — the "fierce compassion" presence at the center of this episode
• Jamie and Emily from NAPS / Nurture by NAPS — the prenatal and postpartum support team Sarah credits for teaching her assertiveness years ago: https://www.nurturebynaps.com/

Connect With Sarah

• Self-awareness Trap: https://theschoolofmom.com/trap
• Join the WAITLIST: https://theschoolofmom.com/waitlist
• Send Sarah a voice note: https://www.speakpipe.com/theschoolofmom

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of "Mothering Ourselves Mindfully." We look forward to sharing more insights and inspiration in the upcoming episodes!

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In this episode, I'm sharing highlights from a recent interview I did on the Can We Say That Out Loud podcast with Kara and Greer — a conversation that went deep into estrangement, grief, and the mother-daughter relationship. If you have a strained or nonexistent relationship with your mom, or you're stuck waiting for her to become someone she may never be, this one is for you. I unpack why grieving a mother who's still alive is one of the most necessary and overlooked steps in mothering yourself, and I share a deeply personal hypnotherapy story I've never fully told before.

Key Points

• Why an unrealistic "hope cycle" — waiting for your mom to change — keeps you stuck in resentment, frustration, and unmet needs
• The difference between accepting the mother you have and grieving the mother you don't, even while she's still living
• How releasing that hope creates space to awaken your own inner "flourished mother"
• Why every mother was a daughter first, and remains a "forever daughter" no matter her age
• Unlearning the belief that worthiness has to be earned
• A personal story from a pivotal hypnotherapy session on releasing my own mom from a role she couldn't fulfill
• The three layers of why this grief work matters: escaping the hope cycle, becoming your own mother, and modeling this for your daughter
• An update on the upcoming program (formerly Mothering Ourselves Mindfully) launching this fall, and our transition from The School of Mom to The Home of Mom

Quotes

"Grieving a mother who is still alive is so powerful and potent and necessary for so many of us."

"Before she was a mom, she was a daughter, and she's a forever daughter."

"We are actively rewiring the blueprint."

Resources Mentioned

• Listen to the full interview on the Can We Say That Out Loud podcast with Kara and Greer: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6R9ZweGohK65o8MVVDf880?si=fO9ukXnrStuIt1Q4unGGig
• Join the waitlist: https://theschoolofmom.com/waitlist
• The Self-Awareness Trap — free audio resource: https://theschoolofmom.com/trap
• Send Sarah your voice note right HERE: https://www.speakpipe.com/theschoolofmom

What's Coming Next

More on the new program taking shape this fall — join the waitlist to be the first to hear as details unfold.

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of "Mothering Ourselves Mindfully." We look forward to sharing more insights and inspiration in the upcoming episodes!

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Recorded mid-vacation on the last leg of our family road trip — Maine to New Hampshire to Lake George — this episode is a fresh-off-the-trail reflection on the two-day, 11-mile hike up Mount Washington my family and I just completed, totally green and totally underprepared on the research front. What I really want to talk about isn't the hike itself, but what made it work: my husband and I believing, from the start, that our kids could do it. That belief becomes the thread connecting this hike to two other places I've had to practice it — sleep training my first daughter and the early, rocky years of my marriage — and the invitation is the same across all three: where in your life are you one foot (or two feet) out the door on an outcome you actually want?

Key Points

• The backstory: an 11-mile, two-day hike up Mount Washington, booked with minimal research, based on "if their kids could do it, ours can too"
• What was actually foundational to the day's success wasn't fitness or weather — it was belief
• How belief changes your nervous system state, which changes your feelings, your tone, your posture, and how the people around you co-regulate to you
• The sleep training parallel: believing your child is capable changes your own posturing, even when it's still hard
• The marriage parallel: how couples therapy and the Gottman work reframed the idea that you have to be "all in" for it to work
• The moment on the trail Sarah almost gave in to doubt — and what pulled her back
• Applying this to manifestation: believing an outcome is possible vs. believing you're worthy of it
• The engagement ring story — what happened when Sarah almost talked herself out of wanting something because she didn't feel worthy of it
• An older woman's blunt wisdom on a plane: "There is no such thing as too much bling"
• The invitation: practice believing an outcome is inevitable, in parenting, in relationships, and in what you desire for yourself

Quotes

• "Whether you believe you can or you can't, you're right."
• "It changes your nervous system state, which changes the feelings, which changes the thoughts, which changes how you show up."
• "We have to turn up the dial on the voice, the belief, that actually it will work out, and it is possible."
• "Girl, there is no such thing as too much bling. You wear that ring and you wear it proud."

Resources Mentioned

• The Self-Awareness Trap — free audio resource: https://theschoolofmom.com/trap
• Community waitlist — mentioned as the place I "roll up my sleeves" with this work daily: https://theschoolofmom.com/waitlist
• Discover Your Dominant Inner Voice Quiz: https://theschoolofmom.com/quiz
• Send Sarah your voice note right HERE: https://www.speakpipe.com/theschoolofmom

What's Coming Next

Sarah returns to her regular routine next week and leaves listeners with a question to sit with: where are you not fully believing in an outcome you want — for your kids, your relationship, or yourself — and what would it look like to turn the dial up on that belief?

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of "Mothering Ourselves Mindfully." We look forward to sharing more insights and inspiration in the upcoming episodes!

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Recorded on a walk in Maine (same outfit, five days running, this episode takes on one of the beliefs that I get the most fired up about: the (couldn’t be more far from the truth) belief that self-care is selfish. I break down why that line is a lie, why attuned presence - not constant self-sacrifice - is what our loved ones actually need from us, and introduce a new framework born out of Mothering Ourselves Mindfully: self-care isn't selfish; it's selves-ish - selves in steady harmony.

Key Points

• Why "self-care is selfish" is programming, not truth
• What our loved ones (and our kids especially) actually need from us: attuned presence, not self-sacrifice
• How self-care builds the nervous system capacity to show up the way we want to
• The reframe: it's not taking care of yourself that's actually selfish
• Why Sarah changes "self" to "selves" throughout Mothering Ourselves Mindfully — we are not just one self
• Naming our internal parts (anger, shame, anxiety) as a tool for selves care
• Selves care in action: the primal scream for anger vs. rest and softness for sadness or overwhelm
• The new framework: selves-ish = selves in steady harmony
• Integration and wholeness — all parts of us are welcome

Quotes

• "Self-care is selves-ish, and selves-ish is selves in steady harmony."
• "It is not taking care of yourself that is selfish."
• "The biggest present you can give is presence."
• "All parts of you are welcome here."

Resources Mentioned

• Mothering Ourselves Mindfully waitlist - opens September 2026, program starts October 2026: https://theschoolofmom.com/waitlist
• The Self-Awareness Trap — free audio resource: https://theschoolofmom.com/trap
• Discover Your Dominant Inner Voice Quiz: https://theschoolofmom.com/quiz
• Send Sarah your voice note right HERE: https://www.speakpipe.com/theschoolofmom

What's Coming Next

Sarah invites listeners to carry this new belief forward — self-care is selves-ish — and to start noticing when the old "this is so selfish of me" story pops up, replacing it with the truer one: this is my selves learning to be in steady harmony.

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of "Mothering Ourselves Mindfully." We look forward to sharing more insights and inspiration in the upcoming episodes!

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Recorded on a walk before heading off on vacation, this episode is Sarah's continuation of last week's big reveal — The School of Mom is becoming The Home of Mothering Ourselves Mindfully, and Sarah is stepping fully into her own name, Sarah Lowell Harmon. Equal parts backstory and welcome mat, this episode traces the winding road that built her body of work — from a Psychology 101 class in Ohio to event management in New Zealand, from 3,300 supervised clinical hours to the 3am download that became The School of Mom — and lays out exactly how to step into the work now, whether you're brand new here or six years deep with her.

Key Points

• The quick-and-honest version of Sarah's story: Denison University, a few lost years in San Diego, a working holiday visa in New Zealand that turned into running a women's duathlon series with Ironman NZ, yoga teacher training in NYC, and a graduate certificate in clinical mental health counseling
• Why she's sharing her clinical hours and credentials — and her honest take on the difference between lived experience and formal training in a coaching-saturated industry
• The 3am lightning-bolt download that led to opening The School of Mom in May 2020, and the eventual closing of both her private practice and Parent Wellness Group
• The pivotal conversation with her business strategist — "what got you here won't get you there" — that set the rebrand in motion
• Why stepping out from "The School of Mom" is really about stepping out from behind the safety of a role (therapist, teacher) and into being fully, simply herself
• A full breakdown of the offer path: Mothering Ourselves Mindfully (the year-long foundational program, opening for enrollment September 2026, starting October), Radical Flourishing (eight-month intimate small-group program, October–May), one-on-one work, and Untethered (returning soon, for women — "the apples" — with a hard or nonexistent relationship with their mother)
• Why Mothering Ourselves Mindfully is intentionally a year-long container — spaciousness for real mom-life, and honesty about the fact that nervous system and lineage healing doesn't happen in four weeks
• The garden metaphor for this work: tending your own soil, roots, and weeds at a realistic, spare-time pace — weeds and all
• Sarah's own lived experience as an adult child of divorce and daughter of a mother with significant mental illness — including estrangement — as the root of why this work exists

Quotes

"I am just me. I am me. Yes, I am a teacher, and I am a therapist, and I am a wife, and I am a mother — but I am me."

"The home of Mothering Ourselves Mindfully is your body. It's our bodies, it's every body."

"It's actually a question of how could I not?"

"I bring the clinical background, the mindfulness and yoga background... and obviously the lived experience, which personally I think is equally if not more important."

Resources Mentioned

• Episode 94: Coming Out From Behind the Curtain: Reclaiming Sarah Lowell Harmon: SPOTIFY (https://open.spotify.com/episode/2jQIkIzYogjiUaRirVy5fu?si=5lvqSKUXRsab9WqulqyTbA) or APPLE (https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/94-coming-out-from-behind-the-curtain-reclaiming/id1771757923?i=1000778974511)
• Mothering Ourselves Mindfully waitlist - opens September 2026, program starts October 2026: https://theschoolofmom.com/waitlist
• The Self-Awareness Trap — free audio resource: https://theschoolofmom.com/trap
• Website: The Home of Mom: https://theschoolofmom.com/
• Send Sarah your voice note right HERE!: https://www.speakpipe.com/theschoolofmom

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of "Mothering Ourselves Mindfully." We look forward to sharing more insights and inspiration in the upcoming episodes!

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Some announcements can't be planned — they just have to come out. In this episode, recorded on a walk (dogs, snakes, and all), I share a big reveal I’ve been sitting on: stepping out from behind the curtain of The School of MOM and claiming my name, Sarah Lowell Harmon, and the brand itself is transitioning from The School of MOM to The Home of MOM. This episode is part backstory, part permission slip — for trusting your own timeline, reclaiming your name (literally and figuratively), and understanding why the body is the only home we've ever really had.

Key Points

• Why Sarah decided to stop waiting for the "right" timing to make this announcement — and the dating-life pattern that helped her recognize she was doing it again
• The identity evolution happening behind the scenes: moving from hiding behind "The School of MOM" to fully claiming authorship of the Mothering Ourselves Mindfully framework
• Changing her Instagram name after six years, and why reclaiming her maiden name, Lowell, matters as much as the brand shift
• The backstory connecting her parents' 2013–2014 divorce, her own marriage that same year, and losing her name right as her family foundation "bottomed out"
• Why closing Parent Wellness Group and stepping away from the therapist identity was the first visible thread of this bigger shift
• The meditation that delivered "The Home of MOM" — and the realization that home isn't a website, it's the body
• How this connects to inner child work, lineage healing, and the "unflourished daughter" pattern many women are unconsciously passing down
• Why Sarah is claiming her lane more specifically: supporting women in becoming the mother for their daughters they always needed — by becoming the mother for themselves first
• An invitation to notice your own self-imposed (or externally imposed) timelines — and permission to trust your body over "doing it right"

Quotes

"When my whole body knows something, I can't pretend that it's not here or true."

"You do what your body and what your heart wants to do... at this stage in life, my friends, there are no grades."

"Home is where the heart is. Home is our body. It is the only home you have ever had and will always have."

"We do that through becoming the mother for ourselves first."

Resources Mentioned

• The Self-Awareness Trap (free audio): https://theschoolofmom.com/trap
• Mothering Ourselves Mindfully waitlist (revamped program opening soon): https://theschoolofmom.com/waitlist
• Send Sarah your voice note right here: https://www.speakpipe.com/theschoolofmom

What's Coming Next

Sarah will be sharing more on this transition — from The School of MOM to The Home of MOM — as it rolls out across the brand, along with details on the revamped Mothering Ourselves Mindfully program as the waitlist opens up.

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of "Mothering Ourselves Mindfully." We look forward to sharing more insights and inspiration in the upcoming episodes!

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Sometimes the most aligned thing you can do is stop. In this episode, Sarah records something unplanned — a voice note from the woods — to share a message she couldn't wait to package properly: she's pausing the podcast. Not because things aren't working, but because they are running on automation — and she's not here for mindless loops. This episode is a real-time invitation to notice where you might be due for your own hard stop, and why pulling off the highway is sometimes the only way to actually choose your next destination.

Key Points

• Why Sarah is pausing The School of MOM podcast — and why "it's working" isn't always a reason to keep going
• The difference between a routine that supports you and one that has you on cruise control without your consent
• The concept of the "hard stop" — and the places Sarah has applied it in her life (social media, alcohol, and now content creation)
• Why we can't change direction while we're already in motion — and what Einstein has to do with it
• The powerful internal shift happening for Sarah: her people-pleasing, perfectionism, and anxiety-driven parts are moving to the back seat — and her flourished mother parts are finally staying at the wheel
• What behavioral congruence means, and why it requires actually pausing, not just thinking about changing
• The "full charge + system update" metaphor — and what the one-on-one retreat women coming to Sarah's home this week understand about deep resets
• Radical Flourishing closing retreat coming end of May — and why there's never been a better time to get in
• A gentle prompt: Where in your life are you stuck in a mundane loop? What would your hard stop look like?

Quotes

"I'm not here to be part of mindless loops. So pauses are important. Resets are important."

"We can't solve a problem with the energy that created the problem — we have to pull off, regroup, and ask: where are we actually going?"

"My people-pleasing, anxiety, perfectionism — those parts used to be first ones to the wheel. Those parts are taking back seats."

"My hope is that when I come back after this pause, you're going to feel, sense, and hear the upgrade in me."

Resources Mentioned

• The School of MOM Quiz — take Sarah's quiz to identify the dominant parts in your nervous system: https://theschoolofmom.com/quiz
• Radical Flourishing — Sarah's most intimate 8-month container (small group + one-on-one + in-person retreats). Closing retreat happening end of May. DM Sarah or visit The School of MOM to learn more.: https://theschoolofmom.com/radical
• One-on-one in-person retreat days at Sarah's home — message Sarah directly if you feel the pull: [email protected]

What's Coming Next

The podcast is pausing — and that's the point. When Sarah returns, expect something upgraded, more aligned, and more her than ever. In the meantime, explore the back catalog, take the quiz, and ask yourself: what's your hard stop?

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of "Mothering Ourselves Mindfully." We look forward to sharing more insights and inspiration in the upcoming episodes!

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Sarah met life coach, business coach, and podcast host Katie Grimes through Women's Business League, and after spending an hour walking before even hitting record, they had to cut themselves off just to start the podcast. This conversation covers it all — nervous system regulation, the link between our relationship with our moms and our relationships with everyone else, why "regulated" might be the wrong word, the power of play (and pleasure) for mothers, and why conscious parenting happens mostly outside the moments you're actually with your kids.

Key Points

• How our earliest relationships — especially with our mothers — create the programming that shows up in our parenting, our partnerships, and our businesses
• The four rungs of the nervous system ladder: joy/contentment → fight or flight → freeze/fawn → trauma response — and how to recognize which rung you're on
• Katie's five-step process for regulating emotions in the moment: naming the feeling, identifying the driving thought, using movement, deciding how you want to feel, and shifting the story
• Why Sarah has officially retired the word "regulated" — and what the "flourished mother" offers as a more honest, embodied alternative
• The biology of play: why play is a nervous system state, and why accessing it outside of your kids is actually what makes you more playful with them
• The powerful link between pleasure, fun, and co-regulation — and why resistance to play is the exact place to get curious
• Why conscious parenting is 95% of the work happening outside the moment you're in with your child — and why the scripts don't work if your nervous system isn't there first
• The Carl Jung quote that anchors it all: "Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate"
• Why women tend to take care of everyone else first — and how that pattern gets directly inherited from our caregivers
• A gentle, realistic approach to movement and self-care: set the bar so low you can trip over it

Quotes

"Kids don't need a regulated mom — they need a flourished mom. She's fully expressed. She owns and celebrates the full spectrum of her human experience." — Sarah

"We don't need to feel better. We need to get better at feeling." — Gabor Maté (shared by Katie)

"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate." — Carl Jung (shared by Katie)

"It's not what's wrong with you — it's what happened to you." — referenced by Katie

"You can't solve a problem in the energy that created it." — Einstein (shared by Katie)

"The trigger is the gift."

"Set the bar so low you can trip over it."

Resources Mentioned

• Katie Grimes' podcast: Anything for Love — available on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2DHP2FUvbp0IYYouSZ8oLM?si=51b071dcbc3c4e9d and Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/anything-for-love-katie-grimes/id1490607022
• feelingswheel.com — a tool for naming emotions (referenced by Katie): https://feelingswheel.com/
• The Body Keeps the Score — referenced in conversation: https://a.co/d/0ct3m4AQ
• Inside Out (Pixar) — used as an analogy for the nervous system ladder: https://www.pixar.com/inside-out
• The Flourished Mother Map: https://theschoolofmom.com/map
• Send Sarah a voice note right here!: https://www.speakpipe.com/theschoolofmom

What's Coming Up

The Scream is happening again — and ABC is covering it! If you want to join Sarah for a primal scream event at her home, watch for details. And if Radical Flourishing has been on your radar, doors are opening soon. This is the premium container for women who are ready to stop circling insight and start living it.

Mother's Day has come and gone - so how did it actually feel? In this final episode of our impromptu three-part Mother's Day series, Sarah reflects on her own evolving relationship with the holiday, shares the surprising and somewhat heartbreaking origin story of Mother's Day, and invites you into a post-holiday inquiry that matters far more than any bouquet or brunch. Because if there was any charge, resentment, or pressure wrapped up in this week for you - that's not something to push past. That's the gift.

Key Points

• Why Mother's Day has become "just another day" for Sarah — and what that shift actually signals about her inner work
• The surprising origin of Mother's Day: created by Anna Jarvis for personal reflection and intimate family connection, then commercialized so aggressively that Jarvis spent her life savings trying to abolish the holiday she created
• The $25 billion commercial juggernaut Mother's Day has become — and why that matters for how we relate to the day
• Why being triggered by Mother's Day is often a direct reflection of needs that aren't being met on a regular basis (not just one day a year)
• The powerful insight from a mom in The School of MOM community: "I'm only triggered by Mother's Day when I feel burned out or I'm not making time for myself"
• How resentment is an expectations-in-waiting — and what your Mother's Day feelings are actually pointing toward
• An invitation to design your family celebrations on your own terms, not Hallmark's
• A post-Mother's Day reflection framework: How did it feel? How do you want to feel next year? What needs to shift between now and then?
• Celebrating six years of The School of MOM — launched on Mother's Day 2020

Quotes

"The trigger is the gift. If you're coming into Mother's Day and there's a lot of pressure on it, that means those needs are not getting filled outside of this one day a year."

"I don't need a day to be appreciated. I don't need a day to advocate for time for myself anymore — because that is just part of my being now."

"Expectations are resentments in the works."

"I'm not waiting around for someone else to give me permission to go for a walk or get a massage. It's just part of what I do now."

Resources Mentioned

• Episode 89: The Grief for a Mother Who's Still Alive SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4kP528ObM87oS9uZhHQ9bH?si=pkUYRBr5QoiL8QOiYZ1OBA or APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/89-the-grief-for-a-mother-whos-still-alive/id1771757923?i=1000763998127
• Episode 90: When Mother’s Day Is a Trigger (and Why That’s Not a Bad Thing) SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3MRgYiDvClmZlE16NVjpVH?si=KliK-l2VQHeqtxfHLgEZJw or APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/90-when-mothers-day-is-a-trigger-and-why-thats-not-a-bad-thing/id1771757923?i=1000766202575
• Flourished Mother Map: https://theschoolofmom.com/map
• Radical Flourishing — doors opening end of May: https://theschoolofmom.com/radical

What's Coming Next

If this episode stirred something in you, sit with it. The post-Mother's Day reflection is where the real work begins. And if you're ready for support in tending to what came up — Radical Flourishing doors are opening at the end of May. This is the container where the shift Sarah described actually happens.

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of "Mothering Ourselves Mindfully." We look forward to sharing more insights and inspiration in the upcoming episodes!

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