BECOMING HER WAS NEVER JUST ABOUT HEALING

Becoming Her began long before it had a name.

When I was 19, I lost my younger brother, Will. It changed the direction of my life and began a fascination with what happens to us when life changes us – how we survive, adapt and become someone we never expected to be.

That curiosity eventually led me to train as a Person-Centred Counsellor. For years, I sat opposite women navigating grief, relationships, identity and change.

But a counselling room can hold one woman at a time. A chapter can reach thousands.

I began to realise that the questions being explored behind closed doors belonged in the wider world too: Who am I now? What has shaped me? And who might I become from here?

Then came motherhood, and my own experience of looking at a life I had wanted while wondering where I had gone within it.

Years later, I found the language for what I had experienced again and again: liminality. The threshold between who we have been and who we are becoming.

Becoming Her grew from there.

Today, it brings together everything I have learned personally and professionally – psychology, nervous-system understanding, coaching, energy work and long-form conversation – to create a place where women can better understand themselves and consciously consider what comes next.

Because every woman is always becoming.