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She Blooms Blog
Womens Mental Health


Spring Is Coming: What the Season of Bloom Teaches Us About Mental Health
Before flowers bloom, before green returns to the trees, before anything visible changes, growth is already happening. Seeds split open in darkness. Roots stretch quietly through soil. Transformation begins where no one can see it. Mental health healing is often the same. The therapy sessions that feel small. The boundaries you practice privately. The mornings you get out of bed when it’s hard. The journaling. The crying. The trying again. So much of your growth happens under
Cathie Quillet
Mar 3


The Healing Power of Art Therapy
Importantly, the art does not demand immediate interpretation. It simply holds the experience. Clients can look at their creation and say, “That’s what it feels like,” without having to justify or explain further. The artwork speaks, and we listen together.
Rebecca Weimer
Feb 23


Regulating Your Nervous System While Going Through IVF
IVF is not just a medical process, fit is a prolonged stressor that affects the nervous system on multiple levels. The appointments, the hormones, the waiting, the uncertainty, and the sense that your body is constantly under evaluation all place sustained demand on your system.
Cathie Quillet
Jan 19


Could it be PMDD?
PMDD, Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder, is a reality for some that significantly impairs their work, relationships and daily functions. Think PMS's big angry evil sister. PMDD affects roughly 1 in 20 women in their reproductive years.
Kendra Cox
Dec 15, 2025


Cultivating Gratitude in the Midst of Grief
Cultivating gratitude in the midst of grief sounds impossible. And sometimes, you need to sit in your grief, experience the pain, and allow yourself to mourn. Please hear that you have permission to skip out this year. You have permission to pass on the gratefulness platter. Be kind to yourself.
Kendra Cox
Nov 24, 2025


The Pursuit of "Good Enough"
The pursuit of "good enough" often sounds like the antithesis of success. We are constantly bombarded with books, blogs, and videos that champion "overcoming" and "boss babe-ing" mentalities, leading us to believe that settling is unhealthy. We promise ourselves we'll never do it. We meticulously crop our photos and videos to hide the laundry piles and messy desks, creating a facade of having it all together. However, there is a profound sense of liberation in accepting what
Shiann Metheny
Nov 12, 2025
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