Speaking
Speaking on Mom Burnout, Slow Motherhood, and Motherhood Culture
Émilie Avon-Green speaks on mom burnout, slow motherhood, emotional labour, women’s wellbeing, and the cultural pressures shaping modern motherhood.
Her work blends clinical insight, feminist reflection, and honest conversations about what mothers are carrying — and what needs to change.
Émilie is available for podcasts, panels, workshops, trainings, and speaking engagements.
Signature Topics
Mom Burnout Beyond Self-Care
A deeper look at mom burnout as more than stress, poor boundaries, or a lack of self-care. This talk explores the emotional, relational, and cultural pressures that lead mothers to feel overwhelmed, resentful, exhausted, and disconnected from themselves.
Slow Motherhood: A More Sustainable Way to Live, Work, and Mother
An exploration of slow motherhood as a response to hustle culture, over-functioning, and the pressure to do it all. This talk invites mothers to reconnect with their values, presence, self-trust, and a more sustainable rhythm of life.
The Emotional Load of Modern Motherhood
A conversation about invisible labour, emotional labour, mental load, and the unseen responsibilities mothers often carry. This topic is especially relevant for organizations, parent groups, women’s events, and wellness spaces.
Motherhood Culture and the Myth of the Good Mother
A deeper reflection on the expectations women inherit about what it means to be a “good mother,” and how those ideals can contribute to guilt, perfectionism, burnout, resentment, and self-abandonment.
Supporting Mothers Experiencing Burnout
A professional training or workshop for therapists, mental health professionals, and organizations that want a deeper understanding of mom burnout and the emotional realities of modern motherhood.
Émilie Is Available For
Podcast interviews
Panel discussions
Keynotes
Workshops
Therapist trainings
Professional development events
Women’s wellness events
Motherhood-focused events
Organizational talks on burnout, care, and sustainability
Why Book Émilie
Émilie brings together the depth of a psychotherapist, the clarity of an educator, and the warmth of a speaker who can make complex emotional and cultural themes feel accessible.
Her speaking style is thoughtful, fun, compassionate, and honest.
She helps audiences name what many mothers are feeling but may not yet have language for.
Émilie Avon-Green is a psychotherapist, writer, speaker, and educator specializing in mom burnout, slow motherhood, and motherhood culture.
Her work explores the emotional, relational, and cultural pressures shaping modern motherhood, including invisible labour, identity loss, guilt, resentment, perfectionism, and self-abandonment.
Through her podcast, writing, trainings, and speaking, Émilie helps mothers and professionals understand burnout beyond surface-level self-care.
Short Speaker Bio
Podcast Appearances
Invite Émilie to Your Podcast
Émilie is available for podcast conversations on motherhood, burnout, slow living, emotional labour, ambition, identity, feminist motherhood, and the cultural expectations shaping women’s lives.
Suggested podcast topics include:
Why mom burnout is not just a self-care problem
Slow motherhood for ambitious women
The invisible load mothers carry
Why mothers feel guilty for needing space
Motherhood culture and the myth of doing it all
What therapists need to understand about mom burnout
The emotional cost of modern motherhood
Past Media & Podcast Appearances
FEMEST Magazine – Read the interview here
MOMentum Conference – Guest speaker (Slow Motherhood: Reclaiming Rest, Redefining Success, and Raising Kids Without Burning Out) & Panelist
Faith and Family Trailblazer Podcast - Burned Out, Mama? What If Slowing Down Is Exactly What You Need? With Émilie Avon-Green - Listen Here
See all podcast episodes featuring Émilie here
Interested in Booking Émilie?
For speaking, workshops, podcast interviews, or professional trainings, please reach out with details about your event or audience.
Email emilie@authenticlivingguidance.com or use the contact form