RESENTING IT LATER?

still saying yes to keep the peace then

I help women learn to trust themselves so that they stop repeating the same patterns in relationships.

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Why this keeps happening

You can understand your pattern and still get pulled into it. In the moment, when someone is disappointed, when things feel uncertain, when you’re worried about being “too much”your body reaches for what has kept you safe before. You accommodate. You manage. You keep the peace. You say yes. And later you feel resentful, depleted, or mad at yourself.

Let’s call this plainly what it is: a learned safety strategy.

When you pause long enough to notice and listen to your body you give yourself a choice. Without that, the pattern runs you.

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I KNOW EXACTLY HOW YOU FEEL.

HI, I’M AMANDA

I help women learn to trust themselves so that they stop repeating the same patterns in relationships.

The women I work with are smart, capable, and self-aware. They can name their pattern. They’ve done therapy. They’ve read the books. And still, when it’s time to actually choose, speak, or set a limit, something in the body takes over. They accommodate, manage, over-explain. They say yes when something feels off. And afterward they’re left with that familiar crash: “Why did I do that again?”

I know this loop because I lived it. I was married for 12 years, and I also know what it’s like to be separated and suddenly see how much of your life has been shaped by self-sacrifice, the relationship, protecting the family unit, and staying safe. And when you’re a mother, the stakes feel even higher because it’s not just your heart you’re managing.

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