This whole group for me is a validation of what I know, and I get so emotional because to my core I know who I am. This gives me my power back, helps me make decisions and affects all the areas I felt lacking in or lackluster about. I know I have this powerful being inside of me and it’s been so hard to have her come out (since motherhood). Motherhood shut down this part of me of knowing myself…and I felt it happening. The regaining of that has been amazing.

Being a part of the Mastermind was just what I needed as I was navigating lots of changes in my life. Leaving a job, welcoming baby #2 and feeling in my bones that I was on the edge of something new and bigger. I could feel that I was about to start a new exciting (and a little bit scary) chapter, and I wanted support that would help me step into this new woman I was becoming. With Gervase's support and the support of the other women in the mastermind I feel more grounded in who I am. I feel powerful in a way that lets me feel at peace with who I am and the decisions I am making for me and my family. I feel in alignment with who I am and where I am going. Gervase's coaches in a way that is an invitation to your greater self as a woman and a mom. It was a huge help for me and I am so grateful for my time in the mastermind.

This program provided a beautiful combination of reality and spirituality. Gervase has a unique ability to bring both of these to each session and lesson; acknowledging that we are humans with hard emotions and real struggles, and also showing us that we are incredibly magical, intuitive, wild, and powerful. It is very obvious that Gervase does the work alongside her clients, rather than preaching a predetermined curriculum or cookie-cutter healing path. This, I think, is key to unlocking my own power and potential-seeing it in another woman activity doing the work, making mistakes, learning, growing, etc. This gives me permission to do the same and know that that's what the work IS, not some pie-in-the-sky perfection or magical place I'll somehow get to "one day." She shows us this mindset is possible here and now, and models how she is finding it within the throes of normal life. I must also say, she is an expert in diving right to the deeper source of ache, trauma, hurt, or wound. She isn't afraid to challenge me, to push me to look at my stuff differently, and move out of the comfort zones that kept me stuck in the first place.