07/07/2026
For the last little while, I’ve been working on something quietly in the background, and I’m so excited to finally share it with you.
It’s called Reclaiming Her.
Reclaiming Her is a coaching programme I’ve created for women who feel like they’ve lost themselves somewhere along the way.
That might be after a difficult relationship, becoming a mum, grief, burnout, trauma, or just years of putting everyone else first. I think so many women get to a point where they look in the mirror and think, “I don’t even know who I am anymore.”
The reason I created it is because I’ve lived parts of that journey myself, and because over the years I’ve become incredibly passionate about understanding why women end up feeling this way and, more importantly, how we find our way back.
For those who don’t know, my background is in psychology, alongside a Master’s in International Human Rights Law. I’m trauma informed, a Reiki Master, a Munay Ki Womb Healing Practitioner and a Singing for Wellbeing Facilitator for women in the perinatal period and other life stages.
Over the years I’ve supported women through major life transitions, particularly in the perinatal period, and I’ve been involved in research with Singing Mamas, exploring the impact that singing can have on maternal wellbeing. My Master’s has also deepened my passion for advocating for women, helping me understand how systems, inequality and human rights shape women’s lives and wellbeing.
Reclaim Her brings together everything I’ve learned through my education, my work, my research and my own life experiences.
This isn’t about telling women they need to be fixed.
It’s about helping them remember who they were before life convinced them they had to become someone else.
I’ll be sharing lots more over the coming weeks about what the programme involves, the topics we’ll cover and who it’s for.
If you know a woman who could do with reconnecting with herself, I’d really appreciate it if you shared this post or tagged her below. ❤️
Thank you to everyone who’s already shown me so much support. Starting something new is always a little scary, but I genuinely believe this is what I’m meant to be doing.