SISTER-SHIP
Supporting Women at Sea
SISTER-SHIP was born from my own years spent working at sea as a Yachtie and former Chief Stewardess. Moving through the fast pace, the long seasons, the unforgettable adventures, and the deep friendships that only life on the water can create. I look back with so much gratitude for the places I travelled, the people who felt like family, and the magic of living between horizons.
But there was another side too; the demanding schedules, high expectations, long nights, little rest and constantly steeped in a culture of drinking and pushing through. Somewhere along the way, I became deeply disconnected from my body. Burnt out. Flat. Lost in the cycle of doing, giving, and performing. I felt myself drifting from my true nature and longing for a deeper sense of meaning and purpose.
Transitioning back to life on land gave me the space to heal, to reconnect with my body, my intuition, and the wisdom of my cycles within. Coming from an industry that is so yang, so outward-facing and productivity-driven, there was little room for the ebb and flow of a woman’s cyclical nature. Restoring this balance has been profoundly liberating. It brought me back to my inner compass, my power and my purpose. It also revealed something deeply important: women at sea need to be supported, reminded of their true nature, and given permission to honour their own feminine rhythm.
As a Chief Stew, I was always passionate about cultivating a strong sistership on board ~ a team culture where women felt connected, understood, seen, and supported by each other.
SISTER-SHIP carries that vision forward. My mission is to support women to take ownership of their wellbeing through a deep connection with themselves, restoring self-trust, compassion, and inner stability. I believe this grounded presence naturally shapes a more attuned, supportive and resilient team.
This is for the women who hold so much, move so quickly, give so generously and are ready to come home to themselves.