Nicole Weston Coaching

09/09/2026

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09/09/2026

Ever since my mom my birthday has been a mixed bag of every emotion.

But this year as I enter a new decade I am dedicating it all to embracing all the life I’ve lived and everything to come.

My heart will forever be searching for you on my day of birth. The day we first met. The day you became a mother. The day we celebrated together in the BIGGEST of ways for 34 years.

My birthday used to break me apart and now I carry it all differently.

I stopped trying to be the woman I was before she died and started meeting the woman I am now. That integration—honoring my history while creating my future—is where I found peace.

Identity work after motherloss gave me my life back and now I’m dedicating my life’s work to helping other women too.

I created a free guide to help you do the same. Becoming Her. Integration Guide

Comment HER and I’ll send you the link to the guide and a voice note filled with love.

09/05/2026

Sharing the most vulnerable parts of my journey with grief after motherloss and hearing from other women navigating their journey.

In a way, I feel like all our moms our working to bring us all closer together ❤️❤️

09/02/2026

09/02/2026

If someone had sat me down 5 years ago and said “Nicole, the woman you are will no longer be the same and here’s how to navigate it” I would have LOVED the guidance and even just the heads up.

I get it. My grief journey is mine to explore. As yours is for you too.

And, I wish I could go back and tell her, grief is going to completely change you AND here’s what to expect.

Parts of me died with her.

We often talk about the pain of missing her, but we rarely talk about the pain of missing ourselves.

When our mother leaves, the mirror we used to see ourselves in shatters. And this becomes complicated if the relationship was layered with complexity.

We spend years trying to glue the pieces back together, but we end up creating a version of ourselves that’s just surviving—not becoming.

That’s when I was stuck. Nothing was happening.

I felt disconnected from who I was and had no idea who I was becoming.

I did the inner work, not to fix grief, but to discover who I was now.

I needed to know her.

Through that work, I found peace, clarity, and confidence in moving froward.

I learned how to honour both my grief and myself.

IIf you feel like you’ve been ‘stuck’ since she died, it’s not because you’re doing it wrong. It’s because you’re trying to navigate a new life with an old blueprint.

Becoming HER—the woman on the other side of this loss—isn’t about forgetting the past. It’s about integrating the parts of you that have been frozen in time since she left.

I’ve created a free guide to help you begin.

Comment HER and I’ll send you a link.

09/02/2026

Learning to let go of who I was when you were alive and honouring the woman I am becoming.

Forever coming back to my inner child to remind her how loved, supported and seen she will always be.

Loving my self unconditionally through the darkest moments has been how I continue to show for my kids.

If loving yourself feels like a foreign concept for you and you want guidance I created Becoming Her as a gentle introduction of integrated all the parts of you after motherloss.

I would be honoured to meet you where you’re at. Comment HER and I will send you a copy.

08/28/2026

Laura May and I talked about mother loss and finding our own inner strength.

This Episode Is For You If:

-You grew up “parenting” your own parents and now find yourself defaulting to a caretaker role in your business and personal life.

-You struggle with the “Wounded Healer” syndrome, feeling like you must “save” everyone you meet because you couldn’t save your mother.

-You want to learn how to cultivate an intuitive, internal spiritual practice—the “flow of chi”—that keeps you grounded during high-stress seasons.

-You are looking for a non-judgmental space to validate that grief doesn’t follow a linear path, and it’s okay to have “glimmers” of joy while still holding space for loss.

Laura May | Success Coach Laura May | Success Coach for Leaders

08/21/2026

The more I learned about ADHD and accepted this was my brains operating system.

The more I understood my experience with grief.

And both helped me show up and mother the way that felt true to me.

My conversation this week on the podcast “Can’t Call Your Mom, with Dori Zener & Associates we talked all things ADHD, motherhood and grief.

Oh and the intensity of rejection sensitivity and how it can hit HARD after motherloss.

I could talk all things I’ve learned on my journey of ADHD and motherloss because everything has helped me become more ME while riding the waves of life after motherloss.

You can subscribe and listen to our episode anywhere you get your podcast. Or comment CALL and I’ll send you the link to the episode.

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08/13/2026

"I’m not responsible for what happened to me, but I am responsible for how I take care of myself moving forward." 🕊️

This week, I’m joined by the incredible Karli Karandos for a conversation that truly touched my soul. We dive deep into the complexity of loving a mother who struggled with addiction, the power of inner child work, and what it actually means to ‘alchemize’ our grief.

If you’ve ever felt like your journey is a ‘both/and’—where you hold both the pain and the love—this episode is for you. We talk about breaking cycles, nervous system regulation, and the beauty of choosing ourselves.

Listen to the full conversation on my podcast Can’t Call Your Mom

08/08/2026

“If I could call my mom today, I would say, ‘Mom, you were right.’”

Grief is often a lonely road, but it doesn’t have to be. I’m joined by Erin Kent, founder of the newly launched Ryan’s Crossing, to talk about life after loss, the power of community, and rediscovering the fire in your belly when everything else feels like it’s falling apart. You don’t want to miss this deeply honest conversation about love, regret, and the unexpected gifts hidden within our hardest moments.

Ryan’s crossing is here to support you through all of life’s hardest transitions with calm and compassionate care. Share Ryan’s Crossing with your loved ones who are seeking community as they navigate the waves of grief.
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Our episode is live August 12.