Guilt to Connection Workshop

$29.00

Workshop Date: June 20, 2026 | 1 PM MT | 75 Min

You love your work. You love your child. And every morning you walk out the door, you carry something no one warned you about the guilt, the fear, the wondering: Am I doing this right? should i be at home? Here's what I need you to know: you are not breaking your child's attachment. You may actually be building it. Join me in this live 75 minute workshop, and I'll show you exactly how.

Workshop Date: June 20, 2026 | 1 PM MT | 75 Min

You love your work. You love your child. And every morning you walk out the door, you carry something no one warned you about the guilt, the fear, the wondering: Am I doing this right? should i be at home? Here's what I need you to know: you are not breaking your child's attachment. You may actually be building it. Join me in this live 75 minute workshop, and I'll show you exactly how.

Hi, I’m Kate.

Mother of two, LCSW, and maternal health advocate for over 20 years.

I help ambitious mothers of young children feel calm, confident, and deeply connected to their kids without giving up the career or life they love.

As the founder of the Parent and Family Wellness Center in Colorado and creator of the Calm Connection Accelerator™, I have supported over 6,000 women through the most important years of early motherhood.

I believe this: you do not have to choose between achievement and connection. When you feel steady on the inside, you finally get to have both.

  • “Being a mother is hard. Being a working mother is a different kind of hard. Not harder than being a stay-at-home mom - just different. Because what it takes to succeed at work can feel very different from what it takes to feel steady, connected, and confident at home.”

    Kate Kripke

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Katherine came to work with me when her children were 19 and 21. Leigh began to make major changes when her kids were 18 and 16. May committed to the work when her kids were 14, 12, and 9. Margot made her real shift when her kids were 4 and 6. And Charley finally got unstuck when her kids were 6, 9, and 12.  By the time these incredible women prioritised themselves in this way, their kids had been struggling with anxiety themselves for years.

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There are 14 questions that every, single one of us should be asking ourselves in early motherhood. If you are no longer a “new” mom, it’s definitely never too late to be asking yourself these life altering questions, but the sooner you do, the better.