Be more emotionally regulated in motherhood.

(yes it’s possible!)

Therapy + Membership for mothers who feel invisible and long to regulate + rediscover their authentic identity.

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Having next-to-no chill in motherhood sucks. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

On a scale of 1-10, with 1 being zero chill and 10 being so very chill, how chill do you feel right now? And how would the 5 a.m. wake-ups and bedtime routine be different if you were more regulated?

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Stop Being So Hard on Yourself

Transform the dysregulation, burnout and guilt you feel (I’ve been there, and it’s okay to admit it) and find your chill with art as therapy. You don't have to be so hard on yourself as a mother. I want you to know that what you're doing is enough, and I can help you regulate even more with my evidence-based therapy and membership.

➤ Feel more regulated (yes, even in the impossible moments) and have more capacity

➤ Do things differently than how you were raised

➤ Stop beating yourself up for mistakes you've made

➤ Finally, get the guilt-free alone time you think about but never do!

Art as Therapy will help you feel more visible, uncover what it means to self and co-regulate while rediscovering your authentic (brave, playful, audacious, unapologetic) identity. 

I'll make it easier and less time-consuming than traditional talk therapy.

Hey there, mama! I’m Kayla, a therapist for moms.

With more than 15 years of experience, I’ve helped and supported thousands of parents who say they are “ok” but, in reality, are one meltdown away from NOT OK.

500+ moms found their chill

26,000+ mellowed meltdowns (yours and theirs)

41,000+ hours of reclaimed alone time

I am excited to show you the power of creativity and its ability to heal you and teach you simple, evidence-based regulation strategies that you can easily incorporate into your daily grind (without adding anything to your to-do list).

THE BOTTOM LINE

If you are having a hard time regulating (and feeling chill), let art as therapy be your first line of defence.

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You can be a chill mom

1 Decide online course OR art as therapy session?

Which is a better fit for your time and budget? You already know what you need.

2 Sign Up + Learn the secrets to more chill

Learn the simple chill skills you can use to mellow the meltdowns (yours & theirs).

3 Be a CHILL mom

Make regulating easier for you and your child.

You know you wanna chill!

The Motherload Membership

A monthly creative membership for the mom who feels invisible and longs to rediscover her authentic (brave, playful, audacious, unapologetic) identity.

Emotionally regulated mother and daughter hugging in a living room.

1:1 Art as Therapy Sessions

Therapy for the mom who is drowning in motherhood, longing to be more chill and keep it together.

If you're unsure where to begin...

Two women sitting at a table engaged in art therapy and utilizing crayons and pencils for emotional regulation.
A mother and child engaged in Art as Therapy while emotionally regulated.

I know you’re busy and you want to feel chill (like yesterday). You can be a regulated parent! I’m here for you with no-nonsense, practical solutions.

The most effective way to chill and emotionally regulate is for you to do it (and stop scrolling about it).

Create + Regulate: Implement the simple, proven strategies for self and co-regulation and feel solid in your parenting.

Mom Hacks That Actually Work: Find and keep your chill so that you can model regulation, yell less, be more present and love hard on your kids.

Let's Hear It, Kiddo: Use everyday moments to increase your capacity and hold space for your kid's big feelings.

Say goodbye to endless scrolling and hello to emotional regulation!

101 Ways to Chill Like a Mother

Learn the art of emotional regulation and how to feel your feelings so that you can keep your sh*t together.

➤ Understand why you can’t chill

➤ Know what to do next time you are triggered

➤ How to find the time for real self care

An emotionally regulated woman sitting on a yellow couch reading a book and drinking a cup of coffee as an Art as Therapy experience.

Here's a secret to being a chill mom that you need to know.

Are you a mom who wants to be chill in motherhood and for everyone else to understand and validate how challenging this is (and to keep their unsolicited outdated comments to themselves)?

Every mom I’ve worked with wants to feel worthy and regulated in motherhood. Yet, they are all dealing with imposter syndrome, decision fatigue and silent arguments with partners who don’t know how to help, making it impossible to catch up on everything that needs doing. It doesn’t have to be this way!

A man and woman, emotionally regulated, brushing their teeth in front of a mirror.

Motherhood was easier in theory before you actually had to parent.

Did you imagine enjoying your coffee, the morning snuggles, sweet bedtime moments, and having fun and playing. I know I did. 

Bet you didn't imagine the constant pressure, not enjoying it and having zero chill (low frustration tolerance, overthinking, guilt, and doubt). 

As a therapist and a neurodivergent mom, I've had many moments of being emotionally dysregulated and stuck in my head. 

Keeping yourself and the tiny humans regulated is arduous and challenging. I have worked with hundreds of mothers like you who stay up too late, promising themselves they will be more regulated tomorrow. They desperately want to feel chill, and nothing is working.

I will teach you my simple-to-follow create, cope and chill method to help you find your chill, be vibrant and feel alive (again).

“Joining The Motherload has changed me for the better, igniting my creativity, assertive communication, emotional clarity, and a more intentional, balanced way of mothering.”

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Emotional regulation starts here

It is proven that when mom is regulated, she has less guilt and more capacity and resilience in tough moments. When regulated, she doesn't resent bedtime, her mind is calmer, and she knows who she is what she needs.