Jenelle
Jenelle Woodlief is a Self-Care and Empowerment Coach, passionate about empowering you to put yourself at the top of your priority list. No stranger to the struggles of motherhood, Jenelle has healed her own traumas and managed family crises through embracing radical self-care. She figured it out the hard way and is leading a community of empowered women who empower others through her Empowered Group Coaching program. Jenelle is also a Licensed Massage Therapist in Portland, and guides clients through Bodywork Coaching to transform the body and heal from pain. You can follow her on her website, Instagram @jenelle.woodlief, or join her Facebook community, Self-Care Revolution for Empowered Women.
Quieting Your Inner Critic
What lies does your inner critic tell you?
If you're anything like me, mine like to pop up to claim that I'm not enough. I'm...
Plan YOUR Back-to-School Self-Care
I’m in the midst of back-to-school planning, logistically and mentally. Buying school supplies, planning lunches, making sure everyone has clothes and shoes that fit,...
From Joy to Terror: The Emotional Toll of a High Needs Child
Raising kids is hard. They reveal areas needing growth, challenge us to the very core, trigger past trauma, and threaten our sanity every day.
Then...
Show Up for Yourself to Show Up for Your Kids
Self-Care Secrets: Grounding rituals
Self-care is both a simple system of prioritizing yourself and yet a radical act of self-empowerment. Self-care often requires us to...
Three Pillars of Self-Care – No Matter What Life Throws at You
Part 1 of 3: Boundaries
Self-care can feel overwhelming, like one more thing on your to-do list. Especially when life turns chaotic, such as entering...
Self-Care Is Loving Yourself
We all know the importance of self-care. And yet, it still feels a little unattainable to many. I hear some version of these stories...
Processing Pain While Mothering
There are no better performers than moms hiding pain from their children. And I’m a rock star.
And like you, I’m a really a good...
I’m Sorry. No, Thank You.
To me, single motherhood can be summed up in one word: Late.
I wake up late, the kids are never to school on time, I...