Parenting got overwhelming and all thoughts and plans of “what you would teach your child” flew out the window.

It’s hard to find time & space to ask yourself the important questions about what your intentions are as a parent - how you want to prepare her, resource her, and strengthen her sense of self.

You wonder how you can teach her because she stops listening the minute you try. She knows the second you go into teacher mode.

You worry sometimes that you won’t be around to guide her through life while she grows up.

You have validated her feelings for years but you want to know what else you can do to deepen your relationship and keep it strong.

Hi, I’m Trish.

And I know all about wanting to do this right.

Wanting to do right by her. My first born.

And also, her. My second born. Because the universe sent me two.

As a therapist for the last 12+ years, working primarily with women and mother/daughter relationships, I know how important it is to us that we have strong relationships with our daughters.

I know how much we want to resource them and guide them. To give them a non-negotiable sense of their self-worth. To give them the best of ourselves.

So I wanted to create a space where that could happen.

A space where you could get really grounded and clear about how you want to be in relationship to your girl and what you want to teach and model for her.

A space where you could actually sit down and write your daughter letters…giving her something so concrete to hold onto for all of her life….something you know she would have of you always.

Letters that captured your heart and how much you love your daughter. Letters that would support her knowing herself and seeing herself clearly. Letters that would build in the internal resources we want our girls to have as they launch into the world.

Because the truth is, our children are not always going to be interested in listening to us. But to lend them a way to Letters that lend guidance during your daughter’s more tumultuous growing periods when they may not be interested in listening to us but have the option to read our wisdom in private. For them to have something concrete that they can turn to during confusing or difficult times.

A space where you could get grounded and clear

A space where you could receive guidance on the most important aspects of what creates security in her and in your relationship to her (beyond validating feelings).

I also wanted to help you build in the time to start writing letters to your daughter. We explore what