The StoicMom Project
StoicMomThe 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 |
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| Issues | 267 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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On Suffering
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The pain and suffering bit is back. The idea, I mean–the one I thought I was going to write about last week and the week before but it was slippery or my will to write about it was slippery. Turns out it...
I Wonder Who
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Today’s her birthday. Or the day I’m writing this it is. I can’t believe she’s 22!
Yesterday, I thought about texting her to ask her what name I should use in the family thread to get the birthday wishes s...
The Drift
This week I had the pleasure of a two-hour, rambling conversation with my daughter. It was a delight. This is how it goes with us: famine then feast then famine. Weeks pass, and that vague sense that it’s been awhile since we spoke nudges a...
...Same as the Old Boss
I’ve wondered since it went out last week whether the title came off as a bad joke.
If it implied I was moving on — leaving, handing off, abandoning ship — I understand why that may have been jarring. Especially if you've been following a...
Meet the New Boss
This piece has been lightly edited since first publication.
There is something paradoxical about this work. (Of course there is.)
I sit with mothers in some of the most painful moments of their lives — and I find myself grateful to be th...
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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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