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She became a woman who...
...breathes deep, embracing her edges.
Who leaves behind her shallow life, cherishing soulful conversations and stories of gentle strength.
She who walks windswept hills, swims icy waters and a grower of magical plants.
A woman who paints fairytale flowers, reminding her that even after the darkest night something beautiful will bloom.
Marie x
Welcome
Hi, I'm Marie. At the heart of my work is a simple belief: the stories we tell ourselves have the power to shape and transform our lives. Influenced by family, caregivers, culture, and previous generations, many of us became the woman who learned to dim herself, softening her intellect and quieting her heart just to belong. We became those stories, yet we were never built for this way of living.
We come alive at the edges.
As we approach midlife a natural cycle occurs. We sense the life we’ve been living no longer fits who we are. This arrives as painful autoimmune flare-ups, deep-seated rage for the years of self-abandonment, or crushing grief for unlived lives. These shadowy times bring to the surface all we suppressed, ignored or masked. Forced to listen to our body and untold stories, we begin the gentle work of embracing our edges, becoming who we truly are.
The Journal
Exploring the intersection of midlife, inherited trauma, neurodivergence and chronic health conditions.
a psycho-bio-spiritual-socio-ECONOMIC approach
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