The Real Mama Project is a space to have real honest conversations about motherhood.

A space to create a life that supports who you really are and what you truly want. 

A space to come home to the woman that you’ve always been, before the world told you who to be.

You can be a good mother AND honor yourself.  You can show reverence to your desires AND bring great love to your people. You can be grateful AND want more. 

You can have both. Because you are both.

That’s the vibe that is THE REAL MAMA PROJECT.

THE CURRENT SYSTEM OF SUPPORT IN MOTHERHOOD IS BROKEN.

IT’S TIME TO FIX IT.

You deserve to experience the kind of uniquely fulfilling and delicious life that extends beyond the sole role of being a mother. You deserve to know what lights you up and makes you feel whole.

 The REAL MAMA PROJECT liberates mothers through truth, inspiration and love.

It's ok to have big goals and dreams that extend beyond your role as a mother. It's ok to want more. 

Experience for yourself how making your needs and wishes a priority doesn't take away from your children’s' lives — it enriches them. 

Let’s redefine motherhood and courageously share our unique and real experiences to uplift, inspire and awaken each other to how we truly want to live.

Dearest Mama,

For those of you I haven’t had the pleasure of meeting, I’m Bri and I’m so glad you’re here. I am a work from home mother of three, life coach & spiritual teacher who helps women + mamas all around the globe discover their inner worth & build a life that they absolutely LOVE. 

With each pregnancy, each birth, each child, I was brought to a new version of myself, a new depth and understanding of my desires and needs. I was also brought to my knees. 

A lot of that looked like postpartum suffering: depression, anxiety, dependency on alcohol, sleep deprivation, rage, anger, resentment. It seemed to get more intense with each child. I felt alone. Used up. Invisible. Like no matter what I did or how hard I tried, I couldn’t measure up to how I was “supposed to be” doing motherhood. My children triggered me. I couldn’t keep a handle on my emotions. I thought I was broken. I experienced deep shame. 

I’ve spent the last decade growing my spiritual practice, healing deep wounds (and awakening to a true faith) — through yoga, prayer, therapy, sobriety, work with shamans, plant-based diet, meditation, cranial-sacral therapy, reiki, acupuncture, connecting and serving like-minded mamas through my coaching and spiritual teaching work. All of it has served as a deep excavation. A cleansing of the shit that no longer served me. Stripping away all that And here I am. In it but on the other side in some respects. I needed a space to tell the truth. To show up real. And to find other mamas who want to do the work to 

Now I want to bring us mamas together. I want to share the tools, wisdom and practices I’ve learned and a place where we can create change, speak honestly about how messed up mothering in our current collective can be, and lift each other up. Reflecting back on my work with women over the years — female entrepreneurs, private work, groups, workshops, etc — I realize that motherhood was always a part of the conversation. There is so much guilt and shame and doubt. 

I’m going to keep it real. I believe in mamas showing up unfiltered, raw, just as they are. And I’m inviting you to do the same. Let’s talk about the actual thoughts that go through our heads, the things we think about ourselves, the way we talk to ourselves and our children, the mental anguish of carrying the motherload. This is not about showing up not as the perfect mom, but as our true authentic selves. Because in order to heal it, we have to feel it. In order to shift it, to move through it, to change our reality, we have to admit it. We have to speak it first. And once we do, we open ourselves up to healing, releasing, and uncovering who we actually are, how we actually want to mother, how we actually want to live our days. 

You deserve to experience this depth of connection and love. 

I can’t wait to support you on this journey.

Xo, Bri