Sacred Bloom: A Healing Room for Women

Good morning, world.
This month we’ve been holding space for men’s mental health, but today my spirit pulls me toward our children—especially our boys who will one day grow into men.

I’m raising a son, a beautiful young king who just crossed from 12 to 13. And truthfully, we’ve been wrestling with some heavy things. Anxiety. Depression. Quiet storms that sit on a child’s shoulders long before they even know the words to name them. As a mother, that hits deep.

This morning I cried… and I prayed. Because from the moment he was born—after 48 long hours of labor and a near-death delivery—I knew God had His hand on that boy. So when the battles rise now, I remind myself: nothing is too big for God. Not this. Not fear. Not the shadows that try to touch our children.

I’m learning this fight isn’t just emotional—it’s spiritual.
And it’s also shaped by what our kids are exposed to. The world is louder now. Social media, devices, overstimulation, toxic influences—some come dressed as entertainment, some come disguised as family or friends. We have to guard their gates. We have to protect their minds. We have to stay alert.

I’m not perfect, but I try every day to lead my son in the way God is calling me to. Because the rise in mental health struggles among our children isn’t small—it’s tremendous. And as parents, guardians, and communities, we must step in. Cover them. Guide them. Pray over them. And when needed, get them the support they deserve.

Our children are fighting battles we didn’t always see at their age.
Let’s be their covering.
Let’s be their safe place.
Let’s be their steady ground.

Because a protected child becomes a grounded adult—and a grounded adult becomes a healed man, a loving father, a strong leader for generations to come.

Love & Light,

Coach Charlie