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From Women in the Living Room
"Karen is real. She comes from the heart, lived experience, with exceptional wisdom.
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Her words make sense.
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They make me stop and reflect, really think.
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Every women would enjoy and benefit from this wonderful and amazing "Living Room"."
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- Jackie M
"I too had the opportunity/privilege of a sneak peek into the work and the conversations Inside the Living Room.
I found it very powerful!
It made me see truths I hadn’t recognized in myself and how I am dealing with life at this phase of my life.
I highly recommend other women join in the conversation."
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- Judy P
"Karen has opened a new conversation with ‘Inside the Living Room’ on Substack,
and I’ve had the good fortune of being a part of the early conversations.
I didn’t know how much I needed this.
You might find you need it too!"
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- Nicola F
Where are You Right Now?
The Living Room is waiting for you!
Sometimes we know we've been carrying too much long before we understand what it's costing us.
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Maybe you're tired. Maybe you've lost touch with parts of yourself along the way. Or perhaps life has changed, and you're simply wondering who you are now - and what comes next.
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The Living Room Reflection Check-In is a gentle, private reflection designed to help you notice where you are in this season of your life.
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In just a few minutes, you'll reflect on emotional exhaustion, identity, relationships, grief, and transition - and receive a personal reflection based on what you're carrying right now.
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No diagnosis. No labels. Nothing to buy.
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Just a quiet place to notice where you are.
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The Living Room is waiting for you!
A Gentle Note: Inside the Living Room with Karen Hendrickson is a space for personal reflection, storytelling, education, and encouragement. I share from my own lived experience and perspective, and the reflections and tools offered here are intended to support your own thinking and self-discovery. Nothing shared through Inside the Living Room is intended to replace professional medical, mental health, legal, financial, or other qualified advice or care. Please seek the support of an appropriate professional when you need it. Take what feels helpful, leave what doesn’t, and always make the choices that are right for you and your circumstances.