(And What We Can Do About It)
Most women I know entered motherhood already running on empty.
Not because we’re weak. Not because we’re dramatic.
Because we were carrying wounds that no one helped us name—and systems that never really cared if we healed.
It starts early.
42% of women in their twenties and early thirties are already dealing with anxiety or depression. That’s nearly half of us, long before a positive pregnancy test or a diaper bag enters the picture.
And it doesn’t magically disappear when we become moms.
In fact, it usually gets louder.
1 in 3 mothers experience a perinatal mood or anxiety disorder.
75% of them are told, “That’s just motherhood.”
Meanwhile, suicide is the second leading cause of death postpartum—and most of these women are never screened.
Let that sink in.
We’re being crushed under the weight of something no one prepared us for, and then told it’s normal.
But this isn’t just a mental health crisis.
It’s an identity crisis.
Something is Broken. And it’s not you.
Somewhere along the way, the story changed.
We started believing that being exhausted, selfless, and silent was just what it means to be a “good mom.”
We stopped listening to our bodies and started performing.
We learned to smile through burnout and silence our needs to keep the peace.
But what if that story was never meant for us?
What if we were never supposed to lose ourselves in the process of becoming everything for everyone else?
We don’t need more hustle.
We need a return—to ourselves.

That’s Why I Created Free Eve
Free Eve isn’t just a workshop. It’s a permission slip to stop surviving and start coming back to life.
Inside, we talk about:
- What survival mode actually does to your brain and body
- How to recognize (and break) patterns rooted in people-pleasing, overthinking, and shame
- How to reconnect with who you were before you learned to shrink
- What it looks like to build emotional resilience and self-trust, starting now
This is for the woman who feels tired but can’t slow down.
The one who’s high-functioning but hollow inside.
The one who’s tried all the right things but still feels like she’s drowning.
Free Eve isn’t a quick fix.
It’s a reclamation.
Of peace.
Of power.
Of identity.
If you’re nodding your head, feeling like this post just named everything you’ve been carrying—Free Eve was created for you. This workshop is a space to unlearn survival mode, reconnect with your identity, and finally feel safe in your own skin again.
You don’t have to keep pretending you’re okay.
You don’t have to keep performing strength.
There is more for you—and you don’t have to figure it out alone.
👉 Click here to learn more about Free Eve and save your seat








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