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Virtual Counseling for California Residents
"You are allowed to be both a masterpiece and a work in progress simultaneously."
— Sophia Bush
It’s exhausting.
Somewhere between the conference calls, diaper changes, group texts, and trying to figure out what the heck to make for dinner again—you kinda lost yourself.
It’s like you’re the emotional support human for everyone. Boss, mom, partner, therapist, manager of the estate... the list goes on.
And when you do get a moment alone, it’s usually just you, your phone, a half-drunk glass of wine, and the crushing awareness that your to-do list still isn’t done.
You’re exhausted. Burnt-out. Wondering, who am I anymore? Is this just what life is now? (Spoiler: It’s not.)
You can find your balance.
Picture this: You finally made space for you—and damn, it shows.
You’re using your voice (loud and proud), setting boundaries like a boss, and shocker… the world didn’t end.
Guilt and shame? You left those behind like an old pair of uncomfortable jeans.
Now your “free time” isn’t just catching up on laundry or scrolling TikTok in survival mode—you’re actually reading that book you swore you'd finish in 2021. (Better late than never!)
You feel lighter, stronger, and way more like yourself.
Why me?
I get you. Honestly? I am you.
As a professional, wife, mom, and expert-level juggler of all things, I know what it’s like to feel totally burnt out—like you’re lighting the candle at both ends and hoping something gives so you can finally catch your breath.
I’m here to help you carve out space for you, work through the stress, and find the balance you’ve been craving (and 100% deserve).
Who this type of therapy is for:
→ Women who are tired of being everything to everyone and losing themselves in the process.
→ Moms who are drowning in snacks, schedules, and sleepless nights.
→ Working moms trying to keep it all together while secretly fantasizing about running away (just for a weekend… or a nap).
→ Professionals burned out from carrying way too much for way too long.
→ ALL women–because we all deserve support.