by Kate Leiper | Jun 18, 2019 | Feminine Embodiment, Feminine Power, Grief, Health & Wellbeing, self-development, Self-love, Womanhood
“I think I might be broken”. I’ve said it numerous times over the past few years. To myself, family and friends. I embarked on a journey to knowing myself, a little bit before I had my daughters, but a lot afterwards. Motherhood was the true catalyst...
by Kate Leiper | Mar 13, 2019 | Feminine Embodiment, Grief, Health & Wellbeing, Motherhood, Self-love, Trauma
Grief is more than an emotional reaction to loss. It also involves a complex pattern of cognitive, existential, spiritual coping processes in reaction to the disintegration of existing structures of meaning.- Paul Wong The experience of grief is not foreign to anyone...
by Kate Leiper | Dec 13, 2018 | Feminine Power, Grief, Miscarriage, self-development, Self-love, Trauma healing, Womanhood
The end of 2017 was my fork in the road. The catalyst to understanding what it feels like to experience truth in my body. Some might call it an awakening. Others might call it fate. I call it my journey to deepening and reclamation. A...
by Kate Leiper | May 24, 2018 | Grief, Motherhood, Self-love, Womanhood
Woman, I see you. Averting my gaze as we pass in the grocery aisle, in case I’ll catch a glimpse of your “no time for concealer today” eyes and unwashed hair. I wish you had accepted my smile, as you would have seen the same eye circles. Compared...
by Kate Leiper | Feb 13, 2018 | Feminine Power, Grief, Health & Wellbeing, Miscarriage, Motherhood, self-development, Self-love
Two months ago, to the day, I experienced pregnancy loss. I was 10 and a half weeks. It was an incredibly challenging, painful time and one I will carry with me always. You can read about it here. Just two months on, I feel called to share how that experience has...
by Kate Leiper | Dec 19, 2017 | Grief, Miscarriage, Motherhood, Womanhood
I have joined the club no-one wants to join. I had a miscarriage. I feel like I’m sleepily adjusting to the light after a nightmare at dawn, still on high alert but realising with every passing second that I am ok. I’ll be ok. Just over a week ago, my...
