Welcome to your safe harbor for your missionary mom journey
All the emotions that happen from dropping them off, supporting them transition into the mission, and dealing with difficult companions. I help by showing you how to create safety, and resilience to handle your emotions so you can handle your missionaries. This allows you to be grounded and secure, as you navigate the unexpected things that come up during a mission.
Get my free guide, “Missionary Mom Calming Kit” to help you feel safe and grounded no matter what you or your missionary is going through.
For me, supporting you is personal!
When I sent my first missionary off, I felt untethered—flailing, anxious, and unsure where to turn. Fear was running my life. Everyone told me to “just have faith,” but no one told me how.
Then I discovered mindset work. And even more profound? I learned about my nervous system—why my emotions felt so overwhelming and what I could do to steady myself.
Now, I help missionary moms do the same.
No matter what’s coming up for you—whether it’s dealing with your missionary’s difficult companion, their homesickness, younger siblings struggling at home, wondering when (or if) to contact the mission president, or navigating an early return for any reason—you don’t have to figure it out alone.
I support you so you can support them.
And not just with advice or a checklist, but by helping you feel safe in your own body, grounded in your emotions, and confident in your ability to handle whatever comes next.
This journey is big. But you’re not on it alone.
Let’s do this together.
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I found Michelle by her podcast. My friends didn't understand why I was struggling and I felt crazy. Michelle helped me normalize my emotions and gain some calm while sending off my youngest son.
Lisa Maple
