Hi, I'm Lani. I offer coaching + consulting + art experiences for parents who need a little lift.
I have been coaching for 15 years. I approach my work with an open heart, social fluency, and an appreciation for the messiness of love and life. I have a deep respect for the tender territory of parenthood: the wild magic, unyielding labor, boundless love, and heart-wrenching vulnerability of it all. It is my greatest pleasure and truest purpose to walk side by side with parents who are in it and offer all of myself to support you. Below are the badges representing my trainings and certifications. More info on that in my bio on the About page.
Let’s be real; parenting is hard. But it can be easier and way more enjoyable, more of the time. Here are a couple offerings to help lighten the load.
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Coaching + Consulting.
We all have moments and seasons of our life when we need some extra support.
My coaching offers:
- Temperament assessments
- Behavior strategies
- Relational support
My consulting offers:
- Support clarifying and prioritizing ideas and projects
- Guidance innovating and launching creative projects
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Art + Ritual.
I offer different ways getting creative and making art to:
- Mark a rite of passage in your parenting journey by building an art piece out of nature
- Connect with your kid in my parent/child art classes
- Join one of my writing groups and free-write in the company of other mamas.
- Design and create a Ritual Wheel for your family’s rituals + activities through the seasons
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Groups
We all need a village; yet it’s hard to come by. I offer groups for mamas to:
- bask in our collective wisdom
- witness each other in the incredible task of raising humans.
- explore what it is to be a mother in the world today. Inquire, question, challenge, make meaning.
Parenting is a wild ride.
It’s okay to not know. It’s okay to feel like your flailing through it with the chaos of a toddler on hot wheels careening through the living room.
You don’t have to be in it alone.
At the risk of sounding trite and cliche, it really does take a village.
I’d love to be part of yours.
PS. This is me and my big bro in the 80’s.