
What happens when the support you receive still leaves you carrying everything?
Sometimes, what we’ve learned to call support doesn’t actually create room for us to be heard, considered, or cared for.
And for many women navigating pregnancy and motherhood, the struggle isn’t always that they don’t recognize what’s happening. It’s that they’ve become accustomed to questioning themselves, minimizing their needs, and overriding what they already know.
When Support Isn’t Support is a reflective, thought-provoking workshop that explores the relationship between support, discernment, self-trust, and the expectations placed on women.
Inside this workshop, we’ll explore:
Why support isn’t always the same as being genuinely supported.
How women learn to second-guess their needs and override their discernment.
The subtle ways self-erasure can become confused with patience, sacrifice, and being a good woman.
How to recognize patterns that leave you feeling unheard or unsupported.
What it means to begin trusting your voice and responding to what you’ve been noticing.
This replay is for you if:
You find yourself constantly questioning whether you’re asking for too much, explaining away what doesn’t feel right, or carrying responsibilities while struggling to acknowledge your own needs.
You don’t have to keep dismissing what deserves your attention.
This is an invitation to pause, reflect, and begin giving language to what you’ve been experiencing.
Watch the workshop replay at your own pace.