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A behaviour can require a clear boundary and still need to be understood.In this case, an important clue was not only th...
09/10/2026

A behaviour can require a clear boundary and still need to be understood.

In this case, an important clue was not only that the child was hitting. It was where the behaviour happened.

At home, but not with friends.

That difference led Dr Laura to look beyond the behaviour itself and explore what happened around it.

The parent withdrew to regulate. The child experienced the distance differently. When hitting brought the parent back into the interaction, the behaviour began to serve a purpose.

Understanding that purpose did not make the hitting acceptable.

It made the work more precise.

Instead of focusing only on stopping the behaviour, Dr Laura worked with both the parent and the child to change the pattern surrounding it.

Case details have been kept general to protect the client’s privacy.

08/10/2026

An apology from a parent is not a loss of authority.

It shows a child that being responsible does not mean never getting it wrong. It means being able to recognise our part, return to the conversation, and take responsibility for what happened.

Repair is not about asking the child to reassure us or immediately forgive us.

It is about acknowledging the impact of our response without making the child carry it.

There may be no perfect way to parent.

But after a difficult moment, there can be honesty. There can be responsibility. And there can be a return to connection.

As Dr Laura explains, children learn not only from what we tell them to do, but from what they see us do after we make a mistake.

23/09/2026

A child’s anger can feel like defiance.

Their sadness can feel like something that needs to be fixed.

Their distress can create an urgency to make the moment stop.

But sometimes, the intensity of our response tells us something about what their emotion is activating within us.

The question is not whether a parent will ever become triggered. It is whether we can recognise when our response has become bigger than what is happening now.

That recognition creates a pause.

A moment to ask:

What does my child need from me?

And what is this bringing up in me?

As Dr Laura explains, being present with a child’s emotions also requires the capacity to be present with our own.

So we can respond to the child in front of us, not only to what the moment reminds us of.

17/09/2026

What we teach children is not limited to what we tell them directly.

It is also present in the ordinary moments they observe. How we respond when we are frustrated. How we handle disagreement. Whether we raise our voice, become quiet, walk away, or return to the conversation.

These moments may feel small to an adult. But when a child observes them repeatedly, they can become part of what the child understands relationships and emotions to look like.

Dr Laura reflects on the difference between what we tell children and what we show them, and how easily we can repeat what we once observed without realising it.

What did you learn simply by watching the adults around you?

11/09/2026

We cannot decide which moments a child will remember.

The carefully planned celebration may fade. A few minutes of real attention may stay.

What we can shape is the pattern surrounding those moments. Whether attention is available. Whether connection returns. Whether our presence can be counted on.

In this conversation, Dr Laura reflects on why consistency is often built through moments that seem too ordinary to matter.

What ordinary moment from your own childhood has stayed with you?

When we try to understand a pattern, we often search for the clearest event in our history.But not every pattern begins ...
18/08/2026

When we try to understand a pattern, we often search for the clearest event in our history.

But not every pattern begins with one defining moment.

In Marie’s May MasterClass, she invited us to look beyond the obvious. Sometimes, what shapes the way we experience connection is not only what happened once, but what was repeatedly needed and inconsistently received.

This does not mean blaming a parent or reducing an entire history to one explanation. It means becoming curious about the experiences that may have felt ordinary then, but continue to influence how we relate now.

From Marie’s May MasterClass:
Why You Can’t Just Let It Be: Overthinking, Checking, and the Pull for Reassurance

Sometimes, noticing a change in someone does not end with noticing.You begin adjusting. Waiting. Watching. Trying to und...
14/08/2026

Sometimes, noticing a change in someone does not end with noticing.

You begin adjusting. Waiting. Watching. Trying to understand what will bring the connection back.

Over time, this can become so familiar that it may feel like part of your personality rather than a pattern.

What do you tend to do when someone becomes less emotionally available?

12/08/2026

On August 8, we celebrated Maja’s ninth anniversary.

Nine years of growth, learning, and work that continues to shape who we are. We have always believed that gratitude is something to be expressed, not only felt.

So, between sessions, we came together for a Mecaru ceremony to honor the journey so far, give thanks for the protection that has carried us through, and pray for continued guidance in the years ahead.

We spent the day feeling grateful and blessed, then gathered around the table and shared the kind of laughter you feel deep in your stomach.

May the year ahead allow us to continue doing meaningful work, strengthen the connections within our community, and support more people in finding their way back to themselves.

Thank you for being part of these nine years with us.

P.S. Did you see the end? Maybe we are secretly singers, too.

A lot has changed since Maja first began. The space has evolved, the team has grown, and new ways of learning and connec...
03/08/2026

A lot has changed since Maja first began. The space has evolved, the team has grown, and new ways of learning and connecting have developed alongside the work.

This month, we honour what has brought us here while making room for something new.

For the first time, Real Talk will be led by four of the women working behind the scenes at Maja. Together, they will bring different ages, perspectives, and lived experiences into a conversation about growing up and the expectations that come with it.

If this conversation feels familiar, you are welcome to join us.

Reserve your place through the link in our bio.

A little more of what happens around the work at Maja.Different personalities, different perspectives, small rituals, an...
30/07/2026

A little more of what happens around the work at Maja.

Different personalities, different perspectives, small rituals, and a few rules some of us remember better than others.

Did any of these surprise you, or is this exactly how you imagined us?

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