Give yourself the love you so easily give to everyone else.

self-love, learning to love yourself

We are serious about love. Especially self-love.

We’re honoring the many forms courage and self-love can take. In a world that often highlights fear and division, we choose to shine a light on love, especially the love we give ourselves. Self-love is the bold, radical act of living authentically: choosing visibility, speaking your truth, and embracing joy even when the world doesn’t make it easy. And in times like these, we need it more than ever.

"You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection." — Buddha


Self-love can take on many forms, more than just bubble baths and sticky-note mantras though we’re all for those too! It can also be:

  • Loving yourself through heartbreak, divorce, or death

  • Becoming someone new after caregiving, loss, or life change

  • Giving yourself permission to ask for help

  • Loving your body through change (aging, health, hormones)

  • Loving a new version of your parent or spouse

  • Walking away from a less-than-ideal job

  • Grieving your former identity and still honoring her

  • Letting go of “shoulds” and timelines

  • Quieting your inner critic

  • Not forgetting yourself outside of work

  • Knowing who you are other than just as a parent or daughter

  • Reclaiming joy

  • Unhooking your self-worth from productivity

  • Saying no without feeling bad after

  • Choosing rest

  • Setting boundaries at work

  • Creating space for play, pleasure, and curiosity

  • Letting go of who and what no longer fit in your life

  • Rebuilding trust with yourself after burnout or betrayal

We invite you to find time for yourself. To offer the kind of love you so easily give to everyone else.

Here are some Support Sessions that can help:

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