The Nervous System Reset · In My Mom Era · July 11, 2026

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Thank you for being part of The Nervous System Reset. More on how to continue this experience coming soon.

Inside The Nervous System Reset

Three hours that mattered.

On July 11, mothers gathered for three hours of reflection, learning, worship, and practical tools for emotional regulation. Three speakers. Three sessions. A room full of women who showed up for themselves.

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The Nervous System Reset · July 11, 2026

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Session 1 · Opening & Grounding
Session 2 · The Nervous System & Emotional Regulation
Session 3 · Practical Tools for Real Life

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A word from Wendu

I built this for us.

When I became a mother, nobody handed me a guide for my nervous system. Nobody told me that the way I react to my children has everything to do with the child I once was.

I was doing it all, and my body was paying for it. I was the screaming mom, and I hated that about myself.

In My Mom Era started as a caption and became a conviction. We deserve a space where all of who we are is welcome, our heritage, our faith, our ambition, our mess, our healing.

In My Mom Era began as the first in what was meant to be a series of events, but nothing has pulled at my heart the way this one has. I believe God’s heart is especially tender toward mothers. There’s a verse that has anchored this work for me:

“He tends his flock like a shepherd: He gathers the lambs in his arms and carries them close to his heart; he gently leads those that have young.” — Isaiah 40:11

He sees you in the thick of it. He gently leads the ones with little ones. On July 11, that verse held the room.

You are not too emotional. You are not failing. You are a nervous system that has never been taught how to come home to itself.

— Wendu Ejim

The truth about survival mode

You became a mother. Nobody taught you how to regulate.

You love your children more than anything. And you’ve snapped in a way that broke your own heart. You’ve cried in the bathroom. You’ve carried emotions bigger than the moment that triggered them, because nobody told you what to do with what you inherited.

The Nervous System Reset was three hours of what the parenting books skipped: practical, science-backed tools for emotional regulation, taught by women who understand the full complexity of who you are.

This is not a webinar. This is a reset.

The Reset Framework

Four pillars.
One continuous practice.

This is the architecture of the day and of your healing. Each session, each breakout room, every tool is built around this framework.

01 Notice Awareness

Before you can change anything, you have to slow down enough to see it. We begin with your body, what it’s holding, what it’s telling you, and why it matters.

02 Understand Patterns

The way you respond to your children is rarely about your children. We explore the patterns you inherited, and what it means to meet the child you once were with compassion.

03 Regulate Tools

Practical tools that work in the real, messy, beautiful chaos of motherhood. Breathwork. Grounding. Co-regulation. Things you can use tonight, and every night after.

04 Reconnect Identity

You are not just someone’s mother. You are a woman with a heritage, a faith, a calling, a history, and a future. Reconnecting to that is where wholeness begins.

The experience

What mothers experienced.

Three conversations that shaped the day. Each session built around a specific transformation, followed by one hour in guided breakout rooms to go deeper with the teacher whose work moved you most.

01

30 min

“I can feel when I’m dysregulated, and I know what to do about it.”

Beth O’Halloran

The Power of Noticing

Learning to pause and observe what’s happening inside you before you react. Beth guides you through breathing and grounding exercises you’ll actually remember to use.

02

30 min

“I understand why I parent the way I do, and it’s not a life sentence.”

Andrea Boweya

Meeting the Child Within

Why do you parent the way you do? Andrea’s framework bridges faith, culture, trauma and relationship patterns, helping you understand your dispositions before they run the room.

03

30 min

“I have real practical tools for co-regulation because my child borrows my calm before they build their own.”

KeShana Johnson

Co-Regulation in Real Life

KeShana is a mom of three under five. Clinical tools and lived experience, practical strategies for parenting from wholeness, not depletion.

The speakers

Women who have done this work.

Session 01

Beth O’Halloran

Registered Nurse · Coach · Co-founder, Trellis Mental Health

✦ The Power of Noticing

With 15+ years in community mental health, Beth helps women slow down to hear themselves again, and build lives they actually want to be present in.Beth O’Halloran is a Registered Nurse, coach, and co-founder of Trellis Mental Health Support Strategies in Almonte, ON. Her work centers around helping individuals slow down to hear themselves again, and helping teams identify the true factors impeding their wellness. With over 15 years of experience in community mental health and harm reduction, she uses a coaching lens to move people away from the hustle toward a way of living that feels grounded and meaningful. An experienced facilitator, she is known for creating spaces where honest, meaningful conversations happen.

Session 02

Andrea Boweya

Psychotherapist · Relationship Expert · Author · Speaker

✦ Meeting the Child Within

A 20-year psychotherapist whose signature framework bridges faith, mental health, trauma, culture and relationship patterns. Author of two books.Andrea is a psychotherapist, relationship expert, trauma specialist, clinical consultant and international speaker with over twenty years of practice. She has developed a unique therapeutic framework that bridges faith, mental health, unresolved trauma, culture, and patterns in relationships, providing the safety, cultural sensitivity and integration needed to move beyond the most difficult situations toward restored hope, growth and “Bold Love.” She is the author of Legacy Moments and The Heart of a Good Thing, and founder of The Restoration of Fatherhood. She believes relationship is our best currency.

Session 03

KeShana Johnson

Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPC-A) · Texas

✦ Co-Regulation in Real Life

A psychotherapist and mom of three under five. KeShana meets people exactly where they are, rooted in the example of Jesus and the woman at the well.KeShana Johnson is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPC-A) in Texas with a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She is passionate about creating spaces where individuals feel seen, heard and safe enough to heal. As a mother of three young daughters, she understands firsthand the emotional demands of motherhood. Her approach is collaborative and eclectic, with specialties spanning trauma, anxiety, grief, parenting support, play therapy and couples counseling. She will soon serve women through The Well Hope & Healing Center.

Host

Wendu Ejim

Host & Community Builder · Founder, In My Mom Era

✦ Your Guide Through the Reset

Wendu started In My Mom Era because she was tired of pretending she had it all together. She wanted a space where moms could be honest, feel supported, and remember they’re people too.Wendu Ejim is a mom of two who knows what it’s like to love your children deeply while still feeling overwhelmed, stretched thin, and disconnected from yourself. She is the founder of In My Mom Era, a growing community created to support mothers in navigating modern motherhood with honesty, connection, and grace. As a product manager, storyteller, content creator, writer, and community builder, Wendu is passionate about creating experiences that make women feel seen, understood, and equipped. She believes motherhood shouldn’t require us to lose ourselves, and that healing, growth, faith, ambition, and presence can exist in the same room.

From last year’s room

What moms said.

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Each segment had a different emotion to relate with — it wasn’t someone just talking, it was connecting. If that makes sense.

Vanessa IlungaLast year’s attendee

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The Q&A and all the vulnerable responses to “why I became a mom” was everything to me. So much power in sharing our stories.

Helen OlaoyeLast year’s attendee

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The prayers, the Q&A, the beautiful ladies expressing their vulnerability and stories — it was a truly safe space. Everything.

Bukola AkindolieLast year’s attendee

The community

Moments from last year.

The photo booth installation, the room, the realness.

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Coming 2027

We’re taking this
conversation deeper.

The Nervous System Reset was the beginning. In 2027, we’re gathering in person for a restorative retreat designed for mothers who want space to breathe, reconnect, and be cared for.

We’re building it around what you actually need. Come help us shape it.

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We’re going on a retreat

In 2027 we go in-person. Theme: Come Away. We’re building it around what you need, so tell us.

In My Mom Era · 2025

It took a village.

The first In My Mom Era happened because people believed in it before it was anything. Before there was a stage, a crowd, or a plan — there were people who said yes. People who offered their name, their platform, their resources, and their trust.

To every brand, partner, and individual who showed up for this community in 2025: thank you. You made the room possible. You made the moms in it feel like they mattered. That is not a small thing. It is, in fact, everything.

We are building something that lasts — and the fact that you were here at the beginning means the world to me.

With so much gratitude — Wendu

Interested in partnering with In My Mom Era for 2026? We’d love to hear from you.

You showed up
for yourself.

Three hours that mattered.

The room may have closed,
but the conversation continues.

What’s in the replay

I built this for us.

You became a mother. Nobody taught you how to regulate.

Four pillars.
One continuous practice.

What mothers experienced.

The Power of Noticing

Meeting the Child Within

Co-Regulation in Real Life

Women who have done this work.

Beth O’Halloran

Andrea Boweya

KeShana Johnson

Wendu Ejim

What moms said.

Moments from last year.

We’re taking this
conversation deeper.

Our sponsors

The reset doesn’t end when we close.

Join The Village

Mom Era Memo

We’re going on a retreat

Come Away

Help us plan the retreat

You’re on the list.

It took a village.

Three hours that mattered.

The room may have closed,but the conversation continues.

What’s in the replay

I built this for us.

You became a mother. Nobody taught you how to regulate.

Four pillars.One continuous practice.

What mothers experienced.

The Power of Noticing

Meeting the Child Within

Co-Regulation in Real Life

Women who have done this work.

Beth O’Halloran

Andrea Boweya

KeShana Johnson

Wendu Ejim

What moms said.

Moments from last year.

We’re taking thisconversation deeper.

Our sponsors

The reset doesn’t end when we close.

Join The Village

Mom Era Memo

We’re going on a retreat

Come Away

Help us plan the retreat

You’re on the list.

Partner withIn My Mom Era.

Tell us about your brand

Thank you — we’ll be in touch.

A highly specific audience

Brand trust, not brand noise

Built for the long arc

It took a village.

The room may have closed,
but the conversation continues.

Four pillars.
One continuous practice.

We’re taking this
conversation deeper.

Partner with
In My Mom Era.