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Self-Acceptance

We’re often our own harshest critics. Self-acceptance means embracing all parts of ourselves — the strengths, the flaws, and everything in between, with kindness and compassion instead of judgment.

“You Are Not a Unicorn”

“You Are Not a Unicorn”

Use this when you need a lighthearted reminder that you’re not alone in your parenting or personal struggles.

5-Minute Social Anxiety Pep Talk

5-Minute Social Anxiety Pep Talk

Boost your confidence and settle your nerves before a social situation so you can be yourself and connect more authentically.

How to Find Your People

How to Find Your People

Learn to build genuine relationships that lift you up and help you navigate the ups and downs of parenting.

The Three Chair Exercise

The Three Chair Exercise

Use this exercise to explore different perspectives, leading to a more balanced, kinder view of yourself.

Write a Letter of Self-Compassion

Write a Letter of Self-Compassion

Shift your mindset from self-judgment to self-compassion by writing yourself a letter from the perspective of someone who cares about you.

A Meditation on Positive Thinking

A Meditation on Positive Thinking

Tune into this guided meditation that encourages you to focus on uplifting thoughts and visualize a brighter future, giving you a quick mood boost.

A Meditation on Gratitude

A Meditation on Gratitude

Use this when you need a reminder of the many things you can be thankful for and let it guide your own gratitude meditation.

Parent Guilt: A Silent Epidemic

Parent Guilt: A Silent Epidemic

Explore the roots of parent guilt and discover how to extend more grace and compassion to yourself throughout the rewarding yet challenging journey of parenthood.

Radical Acceptance and Turning the Mind

Radical Acceptance and Turning the Mind

Discover how embracing radical acceptance and tuning your mental focus can guide you through challenging emotions and help you maintain a more balanced perspective.

What Are My Strengths?

What Are My Strengths?

Discover your personal attributes and how they enhance your parenting and daily life with this guided worksheet that helps you identify and celebrate your unique strengths.

Radical Acceptance

Radical Acceptance

Embrace life’s challenges by using this worksheet to practice accepting things as they are, helping you navigate personal and parenting challenges with a sense of peace and clarity.

Forgive

Forgive

Learn to forgive yourself and others to release the burden of anger and resentment, fostering healthier family interactions.

Good Inside

Good Inside

Parent from a place of understanding and connection with this gentle reminder that you are inherently good, just as is.