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Motherhood coaching for women

You can love your children and still find motherhood difficult. You can want time alone, a career, or something in your week that belongs only to you.

Motherhood coaching is time to say the parts that are hard to say out loud: the guilt when you are working, the frustration of carrying so much of the planning, the uncertainty about who you are beyond being someone's mum.

A coach can help you think through parenting pressure, going back to work, sharing the load, and making time for your own interests. Sessions can focus on what would make daily life more manageable.

Find women motherhood coaches on Coachivas who understand the stage you are in. Coaching does not replace medical advice or mental health care for you or your child.

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Marta Crisóstomo

Marta Crisóstomo

Certified
Profession Empowerment Coach for Women, Youth & Creatives
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Helping creative women and youth navigate identity, confidence, life transitions and purpose.
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Maya Bennett

Maya Bennett

Certified
Profession Life Coach, Family Coach
5.0 (6 reviews)
Session fee $140.00/session
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I help people find the thread that connects their spiritual questioning with their messy, beautiful family life. If you're longing for deeper meaning while still wiping nose prints off your sleeve, this is your kind of coaching.
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Sarah Quinn

Sarah Quinn

Certified
Profession Relationship Coach, Family Coach
5.0 (8 reviews)
Session fee $125.00/session
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I help women navigate relationships, romantic, family, and otherwise, with greater intention and less anxiety. You can build healthier connections without losing yourself in the process.
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What is motherhood coaching for women?

Private 1:1 support for the parts of motherhood that are hard to say out loud: guilt, the load of planning, going back to work, and wanting time that belongs to you. It does not replace medical advice or mental health care for you or your child.

Who is motherhood coaching for?

Women who love their children and still want time, work, or a life of their own. You can be in any stage: a new baby, school years, or the years when they need you differently.

What happens in a motherhood coaching session?

You talk about the week, the guilt, or the decision you keep putting off. You leave with one thing that could make daily life more manageable.

When should I see a therapist instead of a motherhood coach?

If you or your child needs clinical care, start there. A coach can sit with decisions around that care, and does not diagnose.