August Mum Club: The Rage No-One Warned You About

Motherhood asks you to hold ALOT.

The decision making. The meltdowns. The mess. The million tiny needs that never seem to stop coming.

And most days, you do hold it. You show up, you cope, you keep going.

But then.. a shoe won't go on. Someone whines one more time. Your partner asks 'what's for dinner' in the wrong tone. And suddenly you're yelling in a way that doesn't even feel like you.

If you've felt a rage rise up in you that surprised you, scared you, or left you drowning in guilt after: you're not alone.

This month's Mum Club is a space to understand mum-rage, and normalise the experience with other Mums who are in it too.

This Mum Club is for you if:

~ You've snapped, yelled or lost it in a way that didn't feel like "you"

~ You feel a simmer of irritation most days, even when nothing's technically wrong

~ The guilt after a blow-up is almost worse than the moment itself

~ You crave knowing you're not alone in your rage/anger, and want to be in a room full of mums who experience it too

My love, you don't need to have screamed into a pantry this week to belong here. This is for every mum who's ever felt her fuse get shorter than she'd like.

How the session runs:

We'll begin with some wisdom, to help you understand where mum-rage comes from and what it's actually trying to tell you.

From there, the heart of Mum Club is connection.

You'll be placed into small groups of three, guided through a few curiosity-led questions designed to spark honest, relatable conversation (no pressure to share more than you want to).

These small groups allow for:

~ deep, safe conversations

~ being truly heard (not talked over)

~ real connection without advice-giving or fixing

You're always welcome to share at your own pace; listening is just as valued as speaking.

Sunday August 30th, 4-5pm, The Nook Mornington

15 spots available to keep things connected.

YOUR FACILITATOR

Isabella Catena is a local Mum Coach, with a passion for supporting & equipping Mums in ways that allow their whole family to thrive. She created Mum Club as a monthly community space for women to be replenished through quality connection: without the interruptions of their tiny humans (we love them, but space to feel seen & heard it vital as a Mum).