Healing The Roots, Letting The Soul Bloom
Writing from a place of being in process. Soul-care, reflections, and stories to help you connect. Written by a maternal mental health + trauma counselor, yogi, creative, wife, mom 👦🏼👦🏼👧🏻, deep-thinker, deep-feeler, and recovering overworker.
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Painting My Permission (opens the original)
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I stand at the stove and poke a spatula into ground beef, breaking it into pieces. I know to use the plastic spatula so that I don’t scratch the pan. When the pink has disappeared, I drain the meat and pour in the box of noodles, packet of seasoning, milk, and water like the box instruct. I let it start bubbling, turn the heat down to the two dots, cover it, and set the timer. Every three minutes, I carefully remove the lid and stir the meal so it cooks evenly and doesn’t stick. My mom is back i
Leaving and Learning to Stay (opens the original)
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How To Escape/Find Yourselfafter Kaylin WeirHow to escape yourselfFill your schedule back to back / hustle for worthiness / shame yourself to try to change / scrolling / numbing emotions with alcohol / overworking / performing / dissociating / disconnecting / stuff your feelings / and experiences / avoid discomfort / don’t have the hard conversations / maintain the illusion of relationship / isolate / shut people out / gaslight others / deny your responsibility / deny / deny / deny / claim innoc
Roots and Blooms: August (opens the original)
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Hello friends, Remember how in my July Roots and Blooms I shared about how I was so excited for the routine of August- ha. Well, it never happened. Asthma attacks, allergies to an old school building(?), 2 (yes TWO) broken appliances necessitating multiple repair calls, store trips, online research, etc, and then a sudden and very unexpected death in my extended family which then had me grieving and traveling… In the past I would have worked myself to the bone or drank a lot of wine in order to
Why Soul Care Matters (opens the original)
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On Monday morning, I blearily let my Breville drip espresso into my mug as I mindlessly started scrolling instagram. That little red notification number in the top right signaling “someone likes you!” stroking my endorphin receptors in the way they’ve been conditioned to compulsively seek. I check the notifications, and, self-control be dammed, I find myself scrolling some more to see 7 takes on the same story—headlines of another mother lost to mental health struggles. As the day continues, my
Roots and Blooms: Summer (opens the original)
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Here in Georgia, our kids return to school next week- as in THREE days from when you’re receiving this, and my goodness, I am so excited. Summer was…. well, it happened. It was full of juggling, trying to be a present mom, working 30+ hours a week, and oppressive heat. All-in-all, I give it 2 out of 5 stars. The trips to the beach and to the lake were phenomenal. Other than that, we survived. I’ve always loved back-to-school. The crispness of new school supplies, picking out new pens… I simply l
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