Mind&Soul
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The Art of Being the Only Author of Your Story
'Just follow your life, and you will find what has disappeared.’ From the profound, heartbreaking wisdom of a 4-year-old child to breaking a devastating generational cycle, a life coach shares her raw story of reclaiming personal autonomy and building a life from scratch.
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Weaponised Psychology: Breaking a Trauma Bond with Radical No-Contact
What happens when an abuser tries to weaponise psychology against a life coach? From surviving extreme gaslighting to tracking 287 days of freedom using the After Us app, here is a raw guide to breaking a trauma bond and silencing the spam.
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Raising a Daughter in a World Full of Noise: Lessons on Independence
Does raising a daughter with ‘too much independence’ teach her to reject men? From shocking, outdated societal theories to the raw reality of solo parenting, here is why a woman who doesn’t need to be rescued is still society’s biggest fear.
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The Beautiful Chaos of a Micro-Zoo: What My Animals Taught Me About Presence
Can a house full of animals teach us more about mindfulness than a self-help book? From the heartbreaking loss of our beloved cats to the messy rescue of a tiny kitten, here is how our unique micro-zoo anchors us firmly in the present moment.
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When the “Sisterhood” Fails: Internalised Misogyny and the Bullying of Single Mothers
We often hear about the power of female solidarity— the so-called “sisterhood” that is supposed to support and protect women. But as any woman who has ever stepped outside the traditional societal script knows, there is a darker side to this narrative. Sometimes, the harshest judges, the quietest executioners, and the loudest bullies a woman faces are other women. This phenomenon is rooted in internalised misogyny: a systemic conditioning where women subconsciously adopt and enforce patriarchal biases against their own peers. Nowhere is this more evident than in the subtle, ongoing scrutiny and isolation faced by single mothers who choose independence over toxic conformity. The Myth of “A good woman’s…
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How to overcome transgenerational trauma
Trauma can be passed down to generations and the root cause is difficult to find, so it’s challenging to overcome the mental health issues it causes.
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How to heal your mother wound
Not having an emotionally available, caring parent is a living nightmare for any child and I can’t imagine anything worse than being wounded by the person who should take care of a child’s physical and emotional needs.






