How parents can shape sexuality | The Broken & Beloved Project
For a long time, I believed that sexuality meant being sexual with someone. I was never taught that pleasure and desire were good and normal to experience, and you didn’t need to give that much of yourself in order to be loved.
Science proves that our boudoir experience is an effective tool for healing | The Broken and Beloved Project
We can rewire our brains using tools like visualization, meditation, positive thoughts, experiences, and prayers to trigger and activate different genes in our bodies.
My “Stranger Things” experience | The Broken + Beloved Project
Many clients will thank me for their healing, and while I am grateful for their appreciation, they must understand that they did all of the heavy lifting. They were the ones that made an effort to show up for themselves. I can provide a safe and nurturing experience for my clients, but ultimately, they have to want this for themselves consciously. So many obstacles stand in their way, from finances to a lack of support, shame, guilt, and little to no self-worth. Saying yes to ourselves and accepting responsibility to care for ourselves the same as we care for our loved ones is a radical decision, and it takes so much courage and strength.
Portraits have the power to foster self-healing | The Broken & Beloved Project
“I lost my smile, and I heard you were the one that helped them come back.” I sat there with a melted heart, tears in my eyes, and a lump in my throat as I read that email. I was delighted to know that word was getting out there that if women wanted to be seen and understood, it was me who they should come to.