2025 Online Inner Mothering Group Coming Soon
Since 2023, Inner Mothering groups have provided a nurturing space for healing and self-discovery. These groups are offered in-person during the spring and fall in Austin, and online during the summer.
WHAT IS INNER-MOTHERING?
The inner mother is our intuition—the part of us that nurtures and provides for us. Inner mothering is the ongoing practice of raising our adult selves to meet our true potentials and desires.
An important aspect of the Inner Mothering group is learning to practice inner mothering by healing the mother wound—the limiting beliefs we absorbed from our relationship with our mother. These limiting beliefs may sound like “My needs and feelings are not okay,” “It is not okay to fully claim myself,” or “I am not good enough.”
By understanding what we had to minimize in order to form these limiting beliefs, we gain a deeper understanding of the sources of the inner mother we truly need. While this process may feel uncomfortable at times, it will eventually bring you greater clarity, compassion, and space for who you truly are.
RECOMMENDING THIS GROUP TO DAUGHTERS WHO ARE…
Carrying anxiety and exhaustion with a tendency to overfunction
Holding back from their true potential due to self-doubt or lack of motivation
Longing to become their own source of support—the way they so often show up for others
What Participants Are Saying About the Group
“Impactful, necessary, and transformative” (Sam)
“Juhee's Inner Mothering Group is a great place to be parts of yourself you are scared to be elsewhere. Being in this group is a chance to reflect, grow, and grieve. The group is thorough but also flexible to what works for you at the moment. The art element is super helpful for me to process this work” (Alex)
“I was grateful to have a safe space to do a deep dive into work that I have been wanting to address for a long time. Juhee offers an inviting and compassionate space where I felt free to explore my past and its impact on my present while holding space for any feelings that arose during the process. Expressing myself through process art and journaling were also significant tools in helping me to access my intuition and honor my own feelings and my experiences.” (Ana)
“I would say the experience was eye-opening—focused on true self-healing, self-care, and finding more peace within myself.” (Maya)
“The journey of discovering what to let go and creating space for my true self” (Sydney)