Hey mama... have you read the books, listened to the podcasts, followed the accounts, and you still find yourself not showing up the way you swore you would? Wondering why nothing changes?
Because the mama who shows up that way... is not who you are.
It is your body taking over.
Save my spotYou do not need more information. You need a space to let it integrate.
Prior to our work together, there were aspects of parenting that made me fearful and anxious. Noa taught me that sadness is okay and that my feelings are safe. I now feel peace, courage, and confidence in myself, and therefore, in the way I am a parent to my son.
— Renee, parent coaching client
I built The Village for the mama who lies awake replaying the moment. Who has read the books, followed the accounts, done the courses... and still finds herself reacting in ways she swore she would not.
I built it because I am her.
I am a mama of two young children. I am also a parent coach trained through the JAI Institute, with a Master's in Leadership and Change, and years of study in nervous system science, attachment, and Internal Family Systems. But the reason I can hold this space is not the credentials. It is that I am doing this work too. In real time. With my own children.
And doing this work, the work I will do with you in The Village, has changed my life.
I know what it feels like when something shifts. When a moment that used to send you over the edge just... doesn't. When you stay. When you repair faster. When the shame after no longer drowns you.
The books are important. The podcasts are important. But there is a moment where information alone stops being enough, and we need a space for it to actually land in our bodies. With other mamas who are doing the work alongside us.
The Village is where the body finally catches up with everything the mind already knows.
I would love to meet you there.
Noa holds space with such warmth and clarity that the deepest work feels safe, even when it's hard and uncomfortable.
— Saija, 1:1 coaching client
Your chest tightens. Your shoulders rise. Your blood is moving too fast. And then... you said the thing you swore you would never say.
Oh fuck. Here it goes again.
Did I mess them up? Will they be scared of me one day?
You start to understand what is actually happening in your body in those moments. The voice that comes out is not who you are. It is your nervous system, doing what it learned to do.
You were a good mama having a hard time.
You catch your body before it catches you. You move yourself to another place to let the wave pass through you... instead of through your child.
You get to feel annoyed without scaring anyone. You set boundaries from a place of leadership, not threat.
You are learning. And the cycle is breaking with you.
We cannot choose our first reaction. But we can choose our second.
I am ready to come back to myselfSix weeks. Live group coaching with Noa. A weekly workbook to help you integrate. A private space to land between calls. The understanding that takes years to build alone.
Beta investmentOr two payments of $180.
This first cohort gets everything. The workshops, the community, the live support. But you also get something no future cohort will have: a hand in shaping what The Village becomes. The beta price honours that. Future pricing will reflect the fullness of what we build together.
Save my spotEach cohort holds six mamas. After they fill, the next round will open at the new investment level.
When your nervous system is held, you can hold your children differently.
Tuesdays
June 2 to July 7
7:30pm CST
8:30pm Eastern · 5:30pm Pacific
Thursdays
June 4 to July 9
12:00pm CST
1:00pm Eastern · 10:00am Pacific
Each session is guided and held by Noa. Parent coach, educator, and mama in the work too.
Six mamas maximum. Small enough that everyone is seen.
For mamas of children in the years where the triggers run deepest. Toddler meltdowns, big feelings, the years our nervous systems and theirs are most entangled.
A private group for the in-between moments. A soft space to land.
You are always invited to share, and you are always free to pass. The Village is a witnessing space, not a performing space. Some weeks you may share a lot. Some weeks you may just listen. Both are honored. Many mamas find that hearing others share is what slowly opens their own willingness to speak.
Most mamas notice the first shift within the first two weeks. The shame after hard moments gets quieter. The spiraling gets shorter. They start to recognize what is happening in their bodies before they react. By the end of the six weeks, most mamas describe a different relationship with themselves in the hard moments, and the work continues long after.
What I will not promise is that you will never lose it again. That is not the goal. The goal is that when you do, it stops defining you. It stops swallowing you. And the time between rupture and repair gets shorter and shorter.
Yes. The Village is for any mama who has ever shown up in a way she did not want to with her child. The shame of yelling does not require yelling daily. Sometimes the hardest moments are the smallest ones. If you have ever wished you could respond differently, this is for you.
