by Jessica Henderson | Aug 20, 2022 | Big Feelings, Emotional Maturity, Healthy Separation
Hey Mama… are you at the point of no return? Have you been there recently? You’ve probably been there before, yeah? Me too. I was the one catching all the hot potatoes of feelings from my kiddos. I was taking all of their unresolved emotional energy into my...
by Jessica Henderson | Jun 21, 2022 | Healthy Separation, Joy Based Parenting, Unconditional Love
A phenomenal thing happens often in my SacredSeat, especially when I’m asking myself how this Purejoy journey for me began. I revisit the different internal versions of myself- child, maiden, young mama, mama of 2, then 3 kids. I spend time with my memories, and it’s...
by Jessica Henderson | May 6, 2022 | Boundaries, Connection, Healthy Separation
It is part of the human condition that children need connection, both physically and emotionally, with their caregiver. As a babe- your life depended on it. Love was the greatest commodity. If you couldn’t connect as yourself- at some point you most likely developed...
by Jessica Henderson | Apr 6, 2022 | Healthy Separation, Perception, Responsibility
When I became a mom I was driven by my fantasy- it was one that had been programmed into me from my culture, my family, and sources I deemed supportive toward keeping it alive. It took a lot of energy to work towards my fantasy. In my fantasy, I was perfect and my...
by Jessica Henderson | Mar 30, 2022 | Healthy Separation, SafeSeat, Unconditional Love
Becoming a Purejoy coach was a brave move for me. I had been a stay-at-home/homeschool mama for nearly 15 years when I jumped in! There was a part of me that always wanted to have work in the world, but finding the capacity to do that while also raising five kids...
by Jessica Henderson | Mar 7, 2022 | Connection, Healthy Separation, Joy Based Parenting
What if you aren’t raising kids- as much as creating an environment of emotional safety around them that supports them growing into the brilliant human being they are becoming in this life? My son is 18. He says to me every now and then of his siblings- ‘you would...
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