Peace in Motherhood
Peace in Motherhood is a reflective and experiential workshop that offers mothers a chance to pause, breathe, and reconnect with who they are—within and beyond their motherhood role.
Through a blend of teaching, reflection, and embodied practice, participants explore how motherhood affects the mind, body, and spirit, and how unspoken expectations can lead to imbalance, exhaustion, and a loss of self. This workshop helps mothers notice what they carry, understand how emotional strain manifests, and discover how peace and identity can be restored through intentional care and Biblical truth.
Grounded in psychological insight and faith integration, Peace in Motherhood invites participants to move from striving toward surrender—learning to care for themselves with compassion, regulation, and grace.
The Details
Who: Mothers with children living at home who are seeking balance, emotional renewal, and spiritual grounding. The workshop is particularly supportive for those experiencing fatigue, identity loss, or tension between personal and family needs.
When: Thursday, February 19, 6-9 PM
Where: 931 Industrial Dr, Matthews, NC 28105, at the Church + City Counseling Building
Objectives:
• Explore how motherhood has impacted personal identity, mental health, and emotional expression
• Understand the connection between body awareness and emotional well-being
• Learn practical tools for emotional regulation and grounding in daily life
• Reflect on Biblical identity to restore balance, peace, and purpose in motherhood
Investment: $100*
*if cost is a barrier, please reach out directly to Casey Jones at casey@theevergreeninsitute.com
Optional: Boxed dinner from McAlister's Deli will be available for pre-order for an additional fee of $15 (drinks and light snacks will be provided as a part of the event without additional cost)
Facilitator: This workshop was developed and will be facilitated by Casey Jones, LCSW, PMH-C. Casey is the owner of The Evergreen Institute and Carolina Family and Maternal Counseling. With over two decades of experience as both an educator and mental health therapist, Casey has extensive experience supporting mothers. She enjoys helping them restore balance and reconnect with themselves as not just mothers, but as women. In addition to her professional work, Casey has been married to her husband, King, for nearly twenty years, and is the mother of two children.
This workshop will also be supported by graduate counseling interns from both Carolina Family and Maternal Counseling and Church + City Counseling.
Registration
To register, complete this form.
After submitting this registration form, you will receive an invoice via email through Square to complete payment. Registration is not complete and your spot is not secured until payment is received in full.
Space is limited, and registrations are confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis once payment is processed.