Let me share with you why I chose "Koru Love" as the name for my practice. "Koru" is a Maori (New Zealand's indigenous people) word that means "a spiral," reminiscent of a silver fern unfurling. In Maori culture, it symbolizes new life, growth, peace, and tranquility. The circular shape represents constant movement while also returning to the center of origin. The koru signifies how life is perpetually changing while maintaining an essential constancy. Harmony is found in the balance between the chaos of change and the calmness of daily life. I've observed that women often tend to give a lot of themselves, leaving little time for self-care and sometimes losing themselves in various relationships. This might manifest as mothers prioritizing their children by shuttling them to numerous school, sports, or social events leaving no time for themselves. In romantic relationships, women may forsake their own friends and activities to accommodate their partner's desires. Women can also lose themselves in their professions, especially in the face of workplace inequalities where they must work harder for equal pay and status. Striving for a successful career might become all-consuming, causing a woman to lose sight of her own needs. My goal is to assist you in finding yourself again, discovering peace and harmony in your daily life, and fostering self-love.