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If you've been waking up exhausted before the day even starts, moving through the hours in a fog, snapping more than you want to, and quietly wondering what happened to the version of you that felt okay — this episode is for you.

Greer sits down with Irin Rubin, founder of MamaZen, for one of those conversations that feels less like an interview and more like someone finally saying out loud the thing you've been carrying alone.

Irin spent years in maternal burnout before she found something that actually helped — and it wasn't a planner, a routine, or another self-care tip. It was learning to regulate her own nervous system first. And everything changed from there.

In this conversation, Greer and Irin talk about:

Why burnout can creep up slowly over years — and why it so often gets mistaken for failing
The gap between what society tells us motherhood should look like and what it actually feels like on the inside
Why the "superhero mom" idea can quietly work against us — and what a real superhero mom actually looks like
How our nervous systems are deeply linked to our children's, and why our regulation is one of the most powerful things we can offer them
What co-regulation actually means in real life — including what to do when words just don't help
How Greer's son regulates during meltdowns by listening to her heartbeat (this moment will stay with you)
What MamaZen is and how it's helping moms move from chronic fight-or-flight into genuine calm

This episode is especially for moms raising neurodivergent kids — many of whom are navigating their own nervous systems at the same time. There's no judgment here. Just honesty, warmth, and a quiet reminder that you are the anchor. And anchors need tending too.

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