Posts Tagged ‘warrior mama’
Official Launch Date for The Way of The Warrior Mama
It’s finally here! Today, December 11, 2018 – the official launch date for my book. The Way of the Warrior Mama shows parents how to protect their teenage daughter and conquer their own fears in raising her. If you are a mom, you are worried about your daughter surviving the adolescent years safe and sound. In…
Read MoreFemale Friendships Nurture
When female friendships run deep, they can be some of the most rewarding, satisfying relationships a woman will ever have. And sisterhood takes friendship to a whole new level. It is the notion that instead of just having one or two close friends and/or a small posse of friends and then distrusting everyone else, you…
Read MoreSisterhood
For some, the word sisterhood might conjure up images of naked women dancing around a fire (maybe not such a bad thing until you try it? Something to put on the bucket list?) and/or women who float around their daily existence calling every female sister and loving everyone. While I believe there are some individuals…
Read MoreFoster Self-Love
One way to foster self-love is to join a group of women or sister goddess mamas among whom bragging is not just encouraged, it’s expected. One key component of the training in the networking groups that sprang from the former Woodhull Institute for Ethical Leadership in Women, founded by Naomi Wolf, is teaching women how…
Read MoreThe Path to Protection
In honor of October being National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, here’s a short excerpt from Chapter 3 of my book, The Way of The Warrior Mama. You do not need have to have experienced rape or sexual trauma to feel scared and anxious about how to protect your teenage daughter. You and I know all…
Read MoreReceived Merit Award at the CIPA EVVY Awards August 25, 2018
On August 25, 2018, The Way of The Warrior Mama received the CIPA EVVY Merit award in both the Parenting and Family category and the Self-help category. The awards dinner was fun and a nice validation. I also connected with a fellow author. So over all, it was well worth attending the awards dinner! Learn more…
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