I didn’t set out to create Heartwell.

I was a coach before I was a mom, and I genuinely loved my clients. I loved being able to listen, help someone make sense of what they were navigating, find resources, and connect them with the right support. But over time, I found myself wanting to go deeper. I wanted to create a space where we could look at the whole picture, not just one problem or one goal.

Then I became a mom.

And suddenly, there was this whole other part of my life that needed me, too.

I loved working motherhood. I loved the structure it gave me, the strength and independence it brought out in me, and having something that was mine outside of motherhood. Work became a place where I felt capable, grounded, and like myself.

Through my own experience with postpartum anxiety and postpartum OCD, I eventually realized just how much I was relying on that part of my life.

Working was my escape from the noise. From the anxiety. From the constant thoughts in my head. It was a place where I could breathe, focus, and feel free for a little while.

And that realization changed the way I thought about support.

I knew how much I loved connecting people with the right resources. I knew how much I valued having someone in your corner who could listen without judgment and help you figure out what you actually needed. And I knew that my heart was with working moms.

Because working motherhood can be incredibly fulfilling, and it can also be a lot to hold.

I wanted to create the kind of support I believe working moms deserve: a place to put everything down for a minute, feel heard, and have someone help you figure out what comes next.

That became Heartwell.

Not a place to tell you how to be a better mom. Not another thing to add to your list.

Just thoughtful, practical support for the woman who is building a life she loves and sometimes needs a little help carrying it all.