The Slow Down: More Than A Mom

You’re the home base.
The planner.
The nurturer.
The one who ensures everything — and everyone — is okay.
But what about you?
If you find yourself longing for those parts of yourself that have been sidelined, this conversation is for you!

Her Soul Supply invites you to slow down and connect through elevated, therapist-led discussions focused on our relationship with ourselves.
This month, we’re fostering a conversation often lost during the hustle of the Mother’s Day season.
No flowers. No brunch. No forced appreciation.
Just the powerful question: Who are you… beyond being a mom?

Guided by Fanny Tristan, LCSW-R, founder of Her Soul Supply, alongside Melina Gac-Levin, Parent Educator and founder of Parent Pueblo, we'll delve into:

• How motherhood reshapes and even shrinks your identity
• Why your needs become negotiable while everyone else's feel essential
• How to reconnect with parts of yourself you've set aside for others
• Creating space for every version of you — not just the caregiver
• Understanding that nurturing your own fullness isn’t extra; it’s key for sustainable motherhood

Join us for reflection, conversation, and shared stories in a welcoming community setting, complemented by light bites and libations.
Let’s slow down together and rediscover the vibrant individuals we are, not just for a day, but in a way that truly lasts.

🌟 Come curious. Leave connected. 🌟

About the Host
Her Soul Supply is a collective for women eager to release outdated timelines and reconnect with their joy, trust, and purpose. Founded by licensed psychotherapist and women's empowerment coach Fanny Tristan, LCSW, this space amalgamates clinical insight with heart-centered leadership through workshops, retreats, and gatherings that encourage healing and meaningful connections.

Guest Speaker
Melina Gac-Levin is a parent educator and founder of Parent Pueblo, focusing on cultural context and emotional awareness in parenting. She empowers parents to reflect on their experiences and recognize how their upbringing impacts their caregiving style.

Join our supportive community with BIPOC women at its heart.
Location: Fabrik DUMBO
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