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03/10/2026

I was getting a bit tired of my usual granola, so I tried this one from one of my Deliciously Ella books. It was an instant hit, and now I have to double the batch every time because it disappears so fast at home.

It’s perfect with yoghurt or chia pudding, and when it comes out of the oven the whole house smells delicious. You’ll probably eat a few clusters straight from the tray. I do, and so do my daughters. 🤍

Salted coconut and cacao granola

200g buckwheat groats
100g jumbo oats
60g coconut chips
40g desiccated coconut
3 tbsp coconut oil
4 tbsp cacao powder
6 tbsp maple syrup
4 tbsp coconut sugar
A big pinch of sea salt

Mix the buckwheat, oats, both coconuts and the salt in a bowl.
Melt the coconut oil, cacao, maple syrup and coconut sugar over a low heat. Don’t let it boil.
Pour over the dry mix, stir well and spread on a large tray.
Bake at 180°C (fan) for about 30 minutes, stirring halfway. Let it cool completely before storing, so it stays crunchy.

Full recipe on my Substack, link in bio.

04/09/2026

We’re going back. 🤍

In April 2027, The Woman Within returns to the same beautiful villa in the Algarve, in the south of Portugal.

Eight mothers, five days, and a little space away from everything we normally carry.

Mornings that are actually yours. Yoga, slow breakfasts, good food, time to rest, read, talk, sit in the sun or simply do nothing for a while.

All while your children are close by, having their own mornings filled with play, nature and care.

Because sometimes we don’t need to get away from motherhood. We just need someone else to hold a few things for us for a while.

The Woman Within — Spring Edition
15–20 April 2027
Lagos, Portugal

If you’re already on the waitlist, booking opens for you this weekend, before we open to everyone on Monday.

And if you’d still like to join the waitlist and have priority booking until Sunday, there’s still time. Link in bio.

See you in the Algarve. x

31/08/2026

October is full. Every room, every place, already taken.

The next one is already set: April 15 to 20, 2027, back in Lagos.

Same villa. Same quiet magic. Just held in spring’s softer light this time.

Bookings open this Saturday, September 5th, with an early booking benefit for those on the list before then.

Join the list through the link in bio, or message me, I’m happy to talk it through. 🤍

18/08/2026

I lived in Berlin for five years. It was the peak of my career, back when corporate events were my whole world.

Every summer, when we come to Germany to visit my husband’s family, I steal a day and come here alone. It feels like visiting an old version of myself, one that still lives somewhere in this city.

São Paulo is where I’m from. Barcelona is where I met my husband. Berlin gave me my career. Rio gave me my daughters. Lisbon is where we live now.

I think the good phases and the hard ones both do the same work. They shape us. They become part of our story, our choices, everything we carry with us.

If I told the woman I was back then where she’d end up, she wouldn’t believe me. And I think that’s the point. We’re not one version of ourselves. We’re all of them, together. 🤍

24/07/2026

One of the questions I get asked most is:

“What do the children do while we’re in our morning sessions?”

So I thought I’d show you.

Our childcare isn’t about simply keeping children busy while their mums have a break. It’s about creating a week that feels just as special for them.

I’ve been working with the same wonderful childcare team for over four years, led by the incredible Lizzy a qualified primary teacher and holistic educator who brings so much warmth, creativity and intention to every morning.

The children spend their time outdoors, exploring nature, making things with their hands, reading stories, moving their bodies, making friends and building beautiful connections with both the team and each other.

By the end of the week, it’s not unusual to see tears at goodbye. They genuinely look forward to their mornings together.

So if you’ve ever wondered whether your little one will be okay while you take a few hours for yourself…

I hope these photos answer that question better than I ever could. 🤍​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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16/07/2026

I keep going back to these mornings.

It’s here that the day begins, not with a list of things to sort out, but with the body. And for a lot of the women in that room, it’s the first time in a long while they let themselves do it. To breathe deeply, come back into the body, let the mind settle. To be vulnerable, to share something, to really listen.

I’ve watched this happen at every retreat and it still gets me. The moment a woman stops glancing at the door out of habit, when it lands that no one in this room is about to need her for anything. That’s the part I could never plan for.

Yoga is part of every morning, and it matters, but more than anything it is a way back into the body. A way back to the woman inside the mother. That reconnection happens through the cacao ceremonies too, the voice activation, the breathwork, the meditation, the circles, the sharing. There is so much happening in that room that I struggle to put it into words. Maybe these images carry a little of it for me.

Our next edition is at the end of October. I know that still feels far away. But your future self will thank you for holding this space for herself before the year is out. 🤍

09/07/2026

People often ask me what a Mind the Mom Retreat is actually like.

Honestly, every one is different. The women change, the kids change, the days unfold however they unfold. But something about how it feels stays the same.

Mums get to slow down without leaving their children behind. That’s really the whole idea. Not a break from your kids, just a break from carrying everything on your own for a few days.

When I started this, I wasn’t picturing yoga mats and pretty views. I was thinking about what I needed during those first hard years in Portugal, and how hard it is to find that anywhere.

If you’ve just found us, welcome. 🤍

29/06/2026

Chelcia came all the way from Canada to spend a week with us in the Algarve.

When I found out, I remember feeling that particular mix of emotions that doesn’t translate easily into words. Something between gratitude and a quiet sense of responsibility. Someone had crossed the Atlantic to be here. That is not something I take lightly.

What I didn’t know yet was the kind of woman Chelcia would turn out to be. From the very first day, there was a warmth in her that made me feel at ease. She noticed things. She said thank you in the way people do when they actually mean it, not just as a reflex but as a recognition. She saw the details, the thought behind them, the care that went into every small decision. I won’t pretend that always happens, even in a space designed entirely around care. So when it does, I feel it deeply.

And then there was Noa. That smile. Genuinely, she smiled at everyone, all week. Children carry their mothers’ energy in ways they don’t even realise, and Noa reflected exactly what Chelcia had brought with her: ease, openness, presence.

When I asked Chelcia whether the trip had been worth it, she said something I’ve heard in some form at almost every single retreat I’ve run:

“This was the rest I didn’t know I needed.”
We never quite know how much we need to stop until we actually do.

thank you for trusting us with your week, your daughter, and yourself. It was a genuine pleasure to have you here. 🤍

20/06/2026

These photos arrived this week and they brought me straight back to that week, the one we lived together at the start of this month.

I keep trying to find the right word for it and I think it’s awe. That’s the closest I can get. There’s a kind of depth and a kind of bigness to what happens there that’s hard to name properly.

One of the mothers used the expression soul searching to describe her week, and I think that’s exactly it.

When a woman finally has time, real time, to stop, to disconnect from everything she normally carries, something opens. She can hear herself again. And from that, so many moments of connection happen almost on their own. With her children, really seeing them, playing with them without her mind somewhere else. With herself, finding things she’d put aside without even noticing. And with the other mothers too, that recognition that happens when someone says something true out loud and you realise you’ve felt the exact same thing.

Going through these photos now, I can see all of it. I can see the awe.

The next edition of this same week will be in October, same place, same kind of magic waiting to happen.

The Woman Within, this October in Lagos, Algarve 🤍

15/06/2026

This video means a lot to me.🤍

is the founder of , a platform that looks at motherhood without simplifying it.
Through her writing, she speaks honestly about the realities women face, the inequalities that still exist, and the strength and transformation that motherhood can bring. She is someone who spends a great deal of her life seeing mothers, really seeing them.

What moved me most that week was watching her be on the other side of that. Letting herself be seen, be cared for, be held. Day by day, layer by layer, she allowed it. There is something quietly beautiful and brave in that, especially for women who are so used to being the ones who hold everything together.

I feel so grateful she trusted me with that week.

Here are her words. ✨

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