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But First She provides coaching, courses and SHE community to enable you to cultivate self-love and instinctual self-trust by tapping into the ancient feminine wisdom of Ireland.
But First She elevates mothers from the daily grind. It reframes mothers’ uncertainty and enhances their energy, enabling them to fully embody a mór—expansive—existence. It serves as a transformative collective for mothers, empowering them to quit doing-it-all mothering with the support of the SHE online community.
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Mary-Ellen Saha
BA. MA. BSc. LCH Dip
Mary Ellen Saha is a dynamic force in the realm of meditation, coaching, and positive psychology, celebrated for her vibrant and holistic approach to well-being. Her coaching combines evidence-based practices, goddess spirituality with her active listening style, honed over many years on the phone lines of the UK’s suicide prevention charity, the Samaritans.
Hailing from the sacred heart of Ireland, near the mythic hill of Uisneach, a farm girl from Co. Westmeath. She inherited the work ethic of her Irish parents and also their deep Celtic spirituality. The masculine and feminine energies of doing and being intertwined in her heart from the beginning.Â
On the farm she built her resilience, resourcefulness, and belief in the restorative power of nature, a saviour during family mental health struggles. These early influences shaped her focus on mental well-being and an appreciation for Irish storytelling, earthy honesty and the season’s cycles. A dopamine dresser with an enormous zest for life, she never does anything half-heartedly.
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