There was a time I didn’t think I’d make it here —

not just as a mom, but as a human still standing.

Long before motherhood, I carried wounds no child should ever bear.

At 12 years old, the innocence of my world was stolen by someone

who was supposed to protect it — my own brother.

I didn’t know how to name the betrayal, so I buried it.

I built walls. I performed.

I tried to earn my worth through grades, smiles, and being “the good one.”

But you can only outrun your pain for so long.

By my late 20s, it all caught up to me.

The unresolved trauma. The pressure. The perfectionism.

I was stuck in a life that didn’t feel like mine —

and one day in 2019, the darkness closed in so tightly, I almost didn’t survive it.

I attempted to leave this world because I didn’t believe there was a way out of the pain that didn’t involve ending it.

But God wasn’t done with me.

That rock bottom moment became the start of something new.

Healing. Therapy. Rehab. And eventually — love. Real love.

I met my husband, we built a life, and then came our daughter.

Motherhood cracked me open all over again.

After my daughter was born, I was hit with a tidal wave of postpartum depression.

I smiled on the outside, but behind closed doors, I was barely hanging on.

Then came the regressions.

The silence.

The meltdowns.

The diagnosis. Autism. Level 3, non-verbal.

I didn’t just have to find a way forward for me but for her —

We had to rebuild from the inside out.

I started with her — with her gut, her brain, her sleep.

I researched everything. I prayed. I cried. I fought.

And through it all, I started healing too.

I found natural tools that changed our days & nights — and honestly, saved my sanity.

But the biggest shift? I stopped trying to be the mom who had it all together.

And I became the woman who was finally, authentically herself.

Now I coach women through their own unraveling and rebuilding —

because I know what it’s like to feel lost in your own life.

I help mamas reconnect to their peace, their purpose, and their power —

without shame, without perfection, and without pretending they’re fine when they’re not.

This isn’t just a brand.

It’s the story of a girl who survived hell and decided to turn her healing into a lighthouse for others.

If you’re here — welcome.

You’re safe.

You’re seen.

You’re not alone anymore.

🖤 Katy

All the things mama.

Trauma survivor.

Autism advocate.

Life & performance coach.

Still healing, still rising.