Discover the Power of True Self-Care
Card decks, classes, and personalized support designed for busy women who want to feel better but don't have time for another complicated routine.
Discover the Power of True Self-Care
Card decks, classes, and personalized support designed for busy women who want to feel better but don't have time for another complicated routine.
In the whirlwind of modern life, it’s easy to forget that self-care is not just a bubble bath or the occasional spa day. It’s about nurturing every part of yourself—mind, body, and spirit. Start here, with our cards, to begin or continue on your journey toward caring for yourself in easy, approachable ways.
Why You’ll Love “Self-Care for Busy Women”
Create Meaningful Change
This isn’t your average self-care advice. Forget the temporary fixes and dive into long-term habits that truly enrich your well-being. The prompts encourage deep reflection, personal growth, and meaningful action.
Use Them Over and Over
Unlike a journal you finish or a book you read once, this deck becomes a companion. Return to cards as you evolve, discover new layers in familiar prompts, and watch how your relationship with each question deepens over time.
Go from Surviving to Thriving
These aren't shallow, feel-good affirmations. They're invitations to examine the hard stuff: Where are you abandoning yourself? What needs to be forgiven? What truth are you avoiding? This is the work that moves you from merely coping to genuinely flourishing.
Take Good Care of Yourself.
Self-Care for Busy Women is a beautiful, art-nouveau inspired deck of 52 cards designed to help you uncover the real meaning of self-care and implement small, powerful actions that will leave you feeling more grounded, energized, and fulfilled.
About Tamera and the Cards
“This card deck was a passion project. Through my daily work providing services to people who want to improve their lives, I saw an unmet need that I am hopeful these cards fill. The ironic thing is that the creation process helped me stretch myself into learning new skills and, for the first time, thinking of myself as artistic, so they were self-care for me, too!”