For parents whose holidays look different than they hoped.

I had never participated in anything like this before and I was a bit nervous at first, but Rachel put everyone at ease with her easygoing, calm, wise approach.

Rachel, I loved your workshop and I would recommend it wholeheartedly. I found camaraderie, kindness, compassion, and support from the group. It renewed my strength and spirit to continue working through my journey of grief and estrangement.

Rachel provides a well-thought-out program with questions and reflections for the group. She gives each member space to be themselves and to reflect on their lives: past, current, and future.

Rachel provided a safe space in which to share, learn, and enlighten. I would highly recommend this for others who are searching for meaning and connection in their mid-years.

Rachel is wise beyond her years. She gets it like someone who’s been through it, which is unheard of. She helped us understand where the kids could be coming from and remained our champion.

Rachel consistently brings a calm, intelligent, and considered approach to her work. There is a real sense of care with Rachel that is rare and quite profound.

Rachel created a safe space where a mother’s pain was gracefully acknowledged. Heartfelt comfort was offered for each of our stories, which were all so uniquely different.

One of the most meaningful and maybe even most surprising parts for me was hearing Rachel recognize and validate emotions and EXACT experiences that I had quietly carried believing somehow were unique to my own situation or failure as a mom.

Rachel nails the feelings every single time. Her information about how families reorganize as part of the differentiation process was so helpful.

Compassionate excellence personified.