Sisterhoodverb, Inc.

Sisterhoodverb, Inc. Sisterhood is a practice, not a feeling. Workshops, community & programs for women ready to heal, connect, and grow. Sisterhood(verb) Inc.

Join the app: https://community.sisterhoodverb.com is where CREATIVITY and CONSULTING meet to find sustainable solutions in education, communications, and community engagement! We are dedicated to uplifting, supporting, and nourishing communities and their members to realize their goals, streamline their operations, and increase their social impact.

10/07/2026

Life has been lifing for everybody, and any chance we can come together, hear each other’s voices, our own inner voices, is healing and necessary during these times.
I look forward to welcoming all who can join Motherhood Speaks tomorrow on Zoom. If you would like to register, you can do so at the link in my bio!
See you there!

10/05/2026

It’s so interesting the things you uncover as a mom but this video reminded me:

1) My relationship to everything changes and is clarified as a momma
2) motherhood taken too seriously takes the joy that is necessary to show up as my full self.

If you know a Mama, who can use some reflection and connection time, click the link in my bio and get her a copy of the Motherhood Speaks: The Practice Journal

09/30/2026

I haven’t given a tour of my new journal/workbook for Mothers of all ages and stages, Motherhood Speaks: The Practice, so here it is! 📖
I look forward to diving into the chapters and talking about them more. As I use the book myself. It’s been really helpful to not have to keep so many feelings and tasks in my brain. I can stay connected to my best self with this book.
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If you know the mom who needs this or you are the mom who needs this link is in my bio 🔗

09/18/2026

This one is closest to my heart out of everything Sisterhood(verb) has built — because it was born out of a genuine, vulnerable need to make sense of this beautiful, disorienting journey called motherhood.

I wanted to create something that could live beyond the pop-ups, beyond the virtual meetings, beyond the scroll. Something that didn’t put pressure on a mom already carrying too much — just a gentle nudge to check in with herself. To get curious about her own experience. To finally set down the massive to-do list so many of us moms and parents carry without ever putting it down.

So I created a 12-week workbook and journal. A practice.

Room for gratitude. Room for the to-do list. Room to vent. Room to reflect. You don’t have to do it perfectly. You just have to show up — and when you do, know that the person who made this cares for you deeply, and understands the corners of ourselves we have to uncover as we grow alongside our children.

This book is available now — to buy for yourself, or as a gift for the mother in your life who needs it.

When you support this book, you’re supporting a Black woman, a Black mother, a small business — Sisterhood(verb). You’re supporting a mom who’s in it with you. Still learning. Still growing. Right alongside you.

I hope these pages hug you. Inspire you. Cheer you on. I hope they remind you to show up as the best version of yourself you can give in that minute, in that moment.

We deserve it. Our families deserve it.

Come as you are. This one’s for you.

📖 link in bio

09/07/2026

All the advice in the world couldn’t prepare me for the way motherhood was going to reveal the quiet corners of myself that I forgot about or didn’t even notice.
My relationship to frustration was not something I thought needed attention. Litttle did I know…
It is epiphanies like these that inspired me to create a virtual writing workshop, Motherhood Speaks. We need spaces to know we are not alone.
Join us on Zoom September 10th at 5:30pm PST. Register at www.sisterhoodverb.com.
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09/02/2026

Motherhood Speaks: Fall Edition starts September 10th, 5:30pm via Zoom 🍁

This is a virtual writing workshop and a soft place to land for mothers who need to pause, write, release, and be seen in community with other mothers. Mothers of all stages & ages are welcome. We meet on the second and last Thursday of each month.

You don’t need to be a writer. You don’t need to have it figured out. You can come tired, tender, mid-meltdown, or mid-nap-trade with your partner. That’s the whole point.

New this season: Motherhood Speaks is donation-based, starting at $10. I made that shift because if the purpose of this work is community, then the cost of joining shouldn’t be the thing standing between you and it. Give what feels right. Come either way.

If you’ve been needing a room that doesn’t ask you to perform — this is it. Come as you are. Take your shoes off. Make yourself at home 🏡

👉 Learn more and join us at www.sisterhoodverb.com

With all the directions we're pulled in during the postpartum period and motherhood in general, it's easy to bury oursel...
08/27/2026

With all the directions we're pulled in during the postpartum period and motherhood in general, it's easy to bury ourselves in responsibility and to-do lists…
“Pleasure can mean a lot of things. For me, it meant engaging in activities that I’d written off for no reason, because I was a mom, like watching a movie with my husband after the kids were asleep. That was an activity for before kids; I couldn’t possibly relax long enough to do that now. I didn’t realize how much I let my anxiety convince me that I couldn’t do that anymore, but I can!”

08/13/2026

Embracing soft and easy in motherhood seems like a paradox, but it’s the one life event that’s slowed me down enough to think about what the soft life can look like

We all know what it feels like before we lose it. But how do we get there? “To me sustainability means I need a few minu...
08/11/2026

We all know what it feels like before we lose it. But how do we get there?
“To me sustainability means I need a few minutes throughout the day where I am not being touched by little ones. When I’m touched-out I have a silly word I can tell my husband and he knows to lean in and give me space. The silly word helps keep things light and gives me room to laugh in the moment.”

A gem from our 4th meeting. “Sometime the woman who got it all done no matter what is not who the family needs. Sometime...
08/06/2026

A gem from our 4th meeting.
“Sometime the woman who got it all done no matter what is not who the family needs. Sometimes a slow and steady approach is the new version of getting it done. It looks just looks different.”

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