No one gives you instructions for your happily ever after, going to hell. No one explains the hurt and pain that comes with seeing your family broken apart. No one gets why it is so difficult to leave someone who hasn’t treated you right.
No one knows why a spouse can suddenly leave you as if they were throwing something in the trash and just move on. No one can remove the sadness your family feels after a divorce or separation.
The hurt is real, the uncertainty and unknowing of what tomorrow holds are terrifying. Life can be like a bad dream, watching it unfold.
The good news is you can be on the other side of that mess.
I help single parents keep their heads above water after divorce for themselves and their children without anxiety and fear so that they can move forward with courage and peace of mind without having to struggle on their own.
We offer in-person coaching, workshops, and online guided / live courses.
Stop Struggling and Start Thriving
Hi, I’m Kelly Viera
Let me tell you a little bit about myself. Most days you can find me in colorful yoga pants, working from my backyard if it’s sunny outside, or in my tame teal home office with a smile on my face. I am a devoted girlfriend to my long-time boyfriend Christopher. I am a loving/ often embarrassing mom, to my 11-year-old daughter, our puppy Leala, our orange Maine coon cat, Fluffy, and 2 beta fish which were a Christmas gift from my not-so-funny twin sister two years ago.
I am a single mom coach, a yogi, a podcaster, an illustrator, and author, and a dreamer. I am a lover of spirituality, and meditation and a teacher who always has a new idea for my business or a home improvement project! Once I became a single mom I developed a newfound love for power tools! It’s amazing what you can do with the right tools.
I believe our challenges can be opportunities to grow our strength and happiness. I have learned that every day that we get on this earth is a gift and I work hard to treat it as such. Whether I am blaring Lady Gaga while I am in a hot shower or dancing with my daughter to old 50’s music, I don’t take the small moments for granted.
Don’t let this big smile fool you: before I learned how to overcome divorce and get my act together, I was a whole different person.