The StoicMom Project
StoicMom, Lisa MorrisThe StoicMom Project is a living archive of essays, conversations, and parent stories exploring how responsibility and inner authority shape relationship under pressure — an ongoing inquiry into growing bigger than the moments that undo us.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 253 | Subscribers | Read | stoicmom.substack.com |
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Annihilation
There often comes a moment in a mother’s life when the story she believed she was living suddenly begins to unravel. A shift appears in a child’s identity or their life path, and the future the mother thought she was moving toward begins to...
Private Depth Coaching
There comes a moment in many mothers’ lives when the story they have been living about motherhood begins to break.
Worshipping the Worry God
Photo by Ismael Paramo on Unsplash
If you're anything like me...
If you’re the parent of a trans-identified kid and you’re anything like me, you see the potential devastation of that path. And if you’re anything like me, that strikes primal fear into your heart.
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Jungian depth coach helping moms in deep pain to develop capacity, faith, and inner authority to grow bigger than destabilizing parenting circumstances and fully embrace life.
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