Connect with other working moms with kids aged 0–5 years old who understand the juggle, share real strategies, and gain support balancing career and family so you can feel more confident, more grounded, and more like yourself.
Online
Being a working mom often means living in the in-between—career, caregiving, and everything else competing for your attention. A Working Moms group is a place to sort through that complexity with others who understand it firsthand. Together, you’ll explore what balance actually looks like for you, while building connection and support.
Groups are open to working mothers (whether working outside the home or remotely), adoptive mothers, and non-gestational mothers with children aged 0–5. Participants may be at any stage of their return-to-work journey—preparing to return, recently back, or more than a year in. Attendees may choose to attend with or without their child.
These groups are offered virtually so you can conveniently join from anywhere.
This group brings together a small circle of working moms who meet weekly to talk through real-life challenges and trade perspectives. There’s no pressure to perform or present a polished version of your life.
A trained facilitator helps guide conversations, but the heart of the experience is the honest, relatable dialogue that unfolds naturally over time.
Discussions focus on the intersection of work and family life—how decisions get made, how trade-offs feel, and how priorities shift over time. Topics may include career transitions, childcare realities, boundaries, burnout, and redefining success.
You’ll also talk about identity, relationships, and the invisible load many working moms carry, while learning from others navigating similar paths.
