by Sheryl Lisa Finn | Apr 5, 2015 | Parenthood transitions, Pregnancy and Parenting Collections |
Over the past several years, many of the women who I helped midwife emotionally across the threshold of the marriage transition have birthed themselves as new mothers. And just like our culture doesn’t tell the truth about the challenges of intimate...
by Sheryl Lisa Finn | Nov 1, 2011 | Anxiety, Holidays/Holy Days/Seasons, Transitions - General, Wedding/marriage transition |
Something a little different this week to express the transition of autumn – and life – through poetry, music and images: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pm8Md7x7Z-s[/youtube]
by Sheryl Lisa Finn | Oct 1, 2011 | Parenthood transitions |
This morning I hosted a FREE teleclass on the topic of addressing your expectations regarding trying to conceive, pregnancy, and early motherhood. To listen to the replay, click on this link: Free Teleclass: “What Nobody Tells You To Expect When...
by Sheryl Lisa Finn | May 30, 2011 | Parenthood transitions, Pregnancy and Parenting Collections |
The last lesson of my new Home Study Program – “Birthing a New Mother: A Roadmap from Preconception through the First Year to Calm Your Anxiety, Prevent Postpartum Depression, and Babyproof Your Marriage” – is called A Mother is Born. This...
by Sheryl Lisa Finn | Mar 7, 2011 | Transitions - General |
Sometimes the amorphous emotions released during transitions are best expressed through other mediums. In this two minute slideshow, I use spoken word set to acoustic guitar music to capture the heart of the world of...
by Sheryl Lisa Finn | Mar 22, 2010 | Parenthood transitions, Transitions - General, Wedding/marriage transition |
A theme appeared in my sessions with clients last week: almost everyone I worked with was able to identify that the fantasies they held around the wedding and motherhood transitions were largely contributing to their anxiety. I’ve written extensively on my...
by Sheryl Lisa Finn | Mar 10, 2010 | Parenthood transitions |
When I was pregnant with Everest, one of my biggest fears about becoming a mother was the possibility of sleep deprivation. I was one of those people that treasured my eight hours of uninterrupted sleep each night – I didn’t know how to function...
