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Here is the (sweaty, tired) face of someone who has finalized the edits for her second book, Social media detox for mums. I’ve still got typesetting, legal, promotions, recording for Audible and a million other things to finalise, but I’ll have a cover reveal with a release date soon. Weirdly, this isn’t what I wanted. It’s […]
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Something you may not know about me is that I’m rather accident prone. Mind you, I’ve never broken a bone and I’ve never gone to the emergency department or anything. I might have strong bones, but I’m klutzy. If you’re of the generation who remembers the Baby Sitter’s Club books, you might remember there was a character […]
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This week, while scrambling for yet another fun summer holiday activity, I suggested to the kids that we could have an ‘ice cream bar’ on the weekend. As in, we put out some ice creams and toppings on the bench and they could build a sundae. My littlest one thought I said ‘ice cream bath’, as in we’re going to eat ice cream in the […]
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I got a beehive for Christmas. I have a full bee keeping suit and everything. What I don’t have (yet) is any idea what I’m doing. Oh, and I don’t have bees. What I do have is a bottle of lemongrass oil (Queen bees smell like lemon grass which attracts a colony, who knew?) and a lot of hope. Resisting the urge to go into […]
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When I was a little girl, I took eggs from the fridge and hid them in my gigantic Narnia-esque wardrobe. I’m still not sure what possessed my parents to buy antique furniture for a child’s bedroom, but it was a good wardrobe for hiding things in. I wanted the eggs to hatch, of course, and […]
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A love letter to myself two years ago It was New Year’s Eve 2019. Also, my anniversary. I remember how frazzled I felt. I got a gold sparkly manicure only to pick it all off by the end of the day! After two years of working on a course with lots of delays, I was […]
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This week, I want to encourage you to realise you did more in 2021 than you think. To reflect beyond hyper masculine oriented goals and lists of achievements. Here’s a few of mine. Celebrated my dog’s 14th birthday. After a year of health scares and thinking she wasn’t going to make it, this was huge. […]
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There is no one like you, even if another person has exactly the same DNA I feel like when I started a relationship with an identical twin it heightened my ability to really, truly ‘see’ people as individuals. Every micro expression, every quirk, every little detail which defined my boyfriend (now husband) from his brother. […]
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My first book, More Than a Healthy Baby, has been out for 12 months now…here’s 12 things I’ve learned (this is a long-ish read!) 1. No one will market your book better than you because no one knows it or cares about it like you do. 2. In saying that, there’s limits to how much authors can plug their […]
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Something that’s come up with remarkable regularity these past two weeks in mentoring sessions goes something like this: “I’m thinking of getting another certification in…” “Do you think I should I become a member of…” “If I add this modality then I’ll be able to help clients with….” To which I’ve been saying: “Ok, but […]
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Something I hear so often from women is that they wonder if maybe they “can’t” be neurodivergent because they did well at school, are intelligent, high-achieving and outwardly really successful. When you have early experiences of being second-guessed by others, it can leave you in this conundrum – you trust your intuition yet you doubt […]
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When women come to me for ADHD or autism assessment, they often start with a disclaimer: “But I’ve always managed. I got through school. I keep the house running. I can do the things.” And they’re right. Most of the time, you can do the things. That’s not the point. The better question is: at […]
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How to Prepare for an ADHD or Autism Assessment (and Care for Yourself After) If you’re waiting for an ADHD and/or autism assessment, it’s completely expected be feeling anxious. Many of my clients also feel they are caught in a loop of self-doubt and over thinking. Floating between trusting your instincts and all the research […]
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Podcasting can be a wild ride! I’ve run 3 of my own now. Each time it is a beautiful dance between imperfection and passion. And it’s not just about hitting record and hoping for the best. It’s about finding your voice in a world that often tells you to stay quiet. Nobody understands this better […]
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If you have an online business, then you’ve likely had those moments on the kitchen floor, crying into a tub of ice cream, wondering why your course isn’t making the six-figure splash you expected. When I first experienced this back in 2020 with my first online course, birth trauma training for birthworkers, the person who […]
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Starting a business is no small feat, especially when you’re balancing the demands of motherhood. This is an experience I’ve come to understand intimately, and it’s something my latest guest on the podcast, Dr Sophie Brock, knows all too well. A motherhood studies sociologist by training, Dr Sophie Brock has charted her own path in […]
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Mum as You are is my bite sized, unfancy and unplanned podcast. In weekly episodes of 15 minutes or less, I share a roadmap for finding your way back to self-compassion.
I help high-achieving women make sense of ADHD and Autism — replacing confusion with clarity and self-trust. Also known for my perinatal work and books.
Mum to small humans, dogs and chicken divas. Here for the quiet rebellion in mental health.
Not one for small talk, or small pasta portions
I help mission driven health providers overcome self-doubt, confidently share their expertise, and emerge as thought leaders. I'm a Mum (to tiny humans, dogs & chicken divas). I'm here for the mental health industry rebellion. And I brought good chocolate...
Life is too short for 'meh' marketing emails.
A writer at heart, I want you to feel seen, supported & entertained ;)
Your weekly antidote to self-doubt, overthinking & imposter fears
Inspiration to move through self-doubt & show up to make global impact Oh, & there's my flower farm & chickens!