
Mothering Ourselves Mindfully
Sarah Harmon · Sarah Lowell Harmon
Show overview
Mothering Ourselves Mindfully has been publishing since 2024, and across the 2 years since has built a catalogue of 106 episodes, alongside 1 trailer or bonus episode. That works out to roughly 40 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 17 min and 28 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Health & Fitness show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 days ago, with 34 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2025, with 53 episodes published. Published by Sarah Lowell Harmon.
From the publisher
Welcome to Mothering Ourselves Mindfully with me, Sarah Harmon. I am the founder, head teacher, and forever student at The School of MOM. I invite you to take a walk with me to hear insights, inspiration, and practical tools to help you navigate the everyday challenges of raising kids while nurturing your own well-being. Whether you’re deep in the trenches of parenting or looking for a moment of calm amidst the chaos, this podcast is your space for reflection, affirmation, and growth. Let's create new intergenerational patterns for ourselves AND our kids together.
Latest Episodes
View all 106 episodes105. Let's REWIRE...Money
104. Let's REWIRE...Our relationship with our body.
103. Let's REWIRE...Anxiety
102. Let's REWIRE...Time
101. Introducing... REWIRE!
100. The 100th Episode... It all started with this.
99. The maternal assertiveness we all need
98. Before You Can Become the Mother You Need
97. An 11-mile hike + the power of believing
96. Self-care is NOT selfish, but it IS this...
95. This Is Me: My Story, and How I Can Support You
94. Coming Out From Behind the Curtain: Reclaiming Sarah Lowell Harmon
93. Radical pauses: an update and invitation
92. Overcoming overwhelm with Katie Grimes
91. What do you WANT Mother’s Day to be?
90. When Mother’s Day Is a Trigger (and Why That’s Not a Bad Thing)
89. The grief for a mother who's still alive
88. The Non-episode Episode: A Permission Slip
87. There's no such thing as mental load

S1 Ep 8686. What You Actually Have Control Over
In today’s episode, I'm calling out one of the most repeated lines in coaching and personal development, and offering you something that's actually true instead. Spoiler: you have more control than you think - it's just not where you've been told to look for it.Key PointsWhy somatic work moves the needle in ways talk therapy can't — I spent years as a therapist talking through problems with women. Insight is valuable — but it's limited. When I discovered what was possible through body-based work, it changed everything. 90–95% of our experience is driven by unconscious programming living in our nervous system, and you simply can't talk your way out of that.What actually happens in a somatic session — Whether a client is brand new to this work or has been doing it for years, the experience is consistently the same: I can't believe what just came through. The body holds wisdom, intuition, and real-time healing that the mind can't access alone.Calling out the line everyone repeats — "The only thing you can control is your reaction." It's everywhere in coaching culture. And it's not quite true. If your unconscious nervous system is running the show — and for most of us, it is — you don't actually have control over your reactions in the moment. Telling yourself you should is just adding shame to the pile.The truth about control — You have very limited control over your in-the-moment reaction, especially when you're tired, triggered, or dysregulated. But you do have real, meaningful control over something: the support you choose, the practices you commit to, and the nervous system work you do in advance of those moments. That's the real lever.What the Flourished Mother actually looks like — She's not always calm. She's not always grounded. She feels the full spectrum of her humanness — including the anger — but she has the capacity to be with it. With presence, with grace, with compassion. And that capacity is built over time, through practice and support.Quotes"90 to 95% of our experience — the lens through which we see the world — is coming from our unconscious, which lives in our body.""You will be surprised. I am surprised every time — I didn't think anything was gonna come through. And wow, I am so grateful I did that.""You actually don't really have control over your reaction in the moment. But you do have control over the support that you decide to get.""What you do have control over is the reprogramming and the tending and the grounding you did to be in a body that supports you to react in the way that you want to.""Talking around in circles about the thing you wanna do is not going to help you change it in the moment."Resources MentionedFlourished Mother Map — A personalized session with Sarah to map your patterns and path forward: theschoolofmom.com/mapFlourish Community — Monthly membership for ongoing nervous system support and integration: http://theschoolofmom.com/flourishOne-on-one somatic sessions with Sarah — Reach out directly to book: http://theschoolofmom.com/private-coachingSend Sarah a voice note: https://www.speakpipe.com/theschoolofmomWhat's Coming NextIf this episode stirred something in you, the next step is simple: choose the support. Whether that's a Flourished Mother Map, a one-on-one session, or joining the Flourish community — the work you do before the moment is what changes the moment.Thank you for tuning in to this episode of "Mothering Ourselves Mindfully." We look forward to sharing more insights and inspiration in the upcoming episodes!www.theschoolofmom.comInstagram @the.schoolofmomBook a breakthrough Call