And then you feel ashamed or deeply embarrassed for not being able to manage it.
We normalise overworking. We learn to minimise our needs. We convince ourselves that everyone else is coping better than we are.
Sometimes, hearing another woman describe a familiar struggle helps us recognise something we've never quite been able to see in ourselves.
A supportive group gives you the opportunity to learn alongside others, reflect on your own patterns and experiment with different ways of responding to everyday challenges.
You'll have space to ask questions, share experiences if you choose and practise new behaviours between sessions.
You won't be expected to have everything figured out. And you won't be expected to change everything overnight.
The aim is not to become a perfectly balanced woman who never struggles. It's to develop more choice in how you respond when life gets demanding.
Burnout is often the result of years spent overworking,
striving for perfection, saying yes when you meant no.
The result of ultimately tying your self-worth to how much you can
get done. Until the rope starts to burn your hands.
These patterns aren’t surface-level. They run deep.
They’re not just habits. They’ve shaped your identity.
And unlearning them isn’t about quick fixes or “self-care hacks.”
It’s a journey. A real one.
The kind with dragons.
Because burnout isn’t just exhaustion.
It’s the fog that makes you second-guess yourself.
The loss of meaning in things that once mattered.
It's the deep pain of feeling like you should be able to handle
this, even when you’re barely hanging on.
More manageable.
When you're navigating treacherous waters, it's not a weakness to
ask for guidance. It's wisdom.
What you will get in 12 weeks:
In my sessions, I use:
✅strategic planning(read more)
✅somatic practices (read more...)
✅mindfulness (read more)
✅science-based meditation
✅conscious movement
to rewrite old coping patterns and heal your nervous system on a deep subconscious level.
