You may be here because…
~ Your children grew and need you a bit differently now, and you're struggling to understand how you should parent.
~ You've spent years looking after everyone else and aren't quite sure what you want for yourself anymore.
~ Midlife, menopause, divorce, emigration, a relationship or career change has shifted something in you.
~ Life is objectively “fine”, but something feels odd.
~ You know something needs to change, but you don't yet know what.
Whatever brought you here, our work starts with you, not with fixing everyone around you.
Private 1:1 Psychology-Informed Consultations For Women
Every woman deserves her tribe, a trustworthy circle of support. Whether you’re a working mom, a single mom, a mom of adult children, or rediscovering yourself in menopause or after your children have grown, you don’t have to do it alone.
What does psychology-informed consultations mean?
These are structured conversations based on psychological research, logotherapy principles, education and practical reflection. We focus on understanding what’s happening now, what matters to you and how you want to move forward.
I offer is science based practical, individual and future-focused consultations for your unique life situation.
How it works
1. We meet for a free introductory call.
You tell me what's going on in your life now and we see whether working together feels right.
2. We meet online
Private 1-hour conversations focused on your situation rather than a fixed programme.
3. We turn insight into action
You'll leave with something to reflect on, explore or do between our conversations.
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About Me
I’m Zaneta Intaite a motherhood educator, public speaker, mentor, and founder of MotherhoodGuide.com. I offer practical, supportive and future-focused consultations to help you understand what’s changing, clarify what matters to you now, and decide what is this that you want to come next.
I’ve also lived through divorce, single motherhood, emigration, career change and the transition into an empty nest myself.
Motherhood doesn’t stop when our kids grow up - it adapts
Let’s explore the next chapter together!
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