Mentoring, Circles & Writing Spaces for Women & Mothers.
Trust the process of becoming, and feel your life expand around it.
This is a space for the whole of you.
I’m here for the women and the mothers who are ready to reclaim their creative, wise, playful selves.
I’m Katie.
I love that you’re here!
I’m mother to Billy, 6 and Scarlett, 4. We live life without school on the South Coast of NSW, Australia.
I’m a mentor, a meaning maker and a facilitator.
Since making my way from the UK over to Australia almost a decade ago, with a backpack and big dreams, my life has shifted and transformed in many ways. I have met myself many times over and continue to do so daily!
Becoming a mother and experiencing the inner transformation of matrescence threw everything in my world upside down - everything became up for negotiation - the way we would spend our days, my work, my creativity, my neurospicy ways, our lifestyle, our values and where we call home - all of this has taken me to my depths. It’s big work!
what I do
I am here for the women and mothers who know they must return to their voices, share their stories and own their unique wisdom.
Ever felt like…
you’ve been shapeshifting to meet others’ expectations of you and you’ve lost your original form?
you want to take up more space, but you don’t know how without feeling like you’re being too much?
you rehearse what you want to say, but end up swallowing your words?
you’re constantly translating everyone else’s needs, while yours get lost in translation?
you’ve mistaken self-silencing for being a good woman or good mother?
your anger gets rerouted into guilt before it can speak?
you’re performing ‘calm’ while something inside you is screaming to be heard?
you’ve learned to ask for less, so you won’t feel disappointed?
you’re inner knowing gets overridden by what’s more convenient for others?
you’ve become highly attuned to others, yet more disconnected from yourself?
you’re outgrowing the version of yourself that those around you know?
you’re carrying the grief of the woman you used to be, and you have no place to honour & grieve her?
When I became a mother, I began to realise just how much I craved the support, wisdom and presence of other women. Elders, women with kids of similar and different ages, maiden friends…all kinds of women. I wanted to seek out deep connections, ones where we could be really honest about our experiences of womanhood and motherhood.
I wanted to be around other women because I knew that if we were to dive deep, let ourselves and our stories be heard, really get to nitty, gritty bones of being a woman in our society AND share our wildly creative dreams and desires with each other, we were going to need each other.
All of my work today stems from that deep knowing.