Join us Saturday September 20, 2025, at 2:00 pm 

 Barnes & Noble (Exton, PA) for our 1st public book signing!! 

(King of Prussia and Philadelphia dates to be announced)

Click HERE to purchase your copy in advance!

You've laughed through the chaos. You've cried in the carpool lane. Now it's time to celebrate your survival and snag your signed copy of the book that actually gets you!

The first 20 customers to the store for either the purchase of our book or the signing of a previously purchased copy will receive a free signature "The Working Mom" mug! 

You've juggled babies and burnout, now come celebrate YOU!! Our book is brutally honest, relatable, and accurate! Tag your #NurseBestie, your #Medmom, your #DrMom, or bring your PA/NP-bestie who rocks 3 side hustles and a diaper bag!  Come as you are: scrubs, stilettos, or straight from your 3rd shift. We've got you! 

Whether you're a nurse, an educator, a recovering PTA president, or just someone who's Googled, "How to fake organizational skills", this event is for you! 

Come for the book, grab a cup of coffee from the in-store Starbucks, and stay for the truth bombs. Let's turn working mom guilt into power, one page at a time!! 

We can't wait to see you!

~ Lisa & Adrienne 

The Working Mom, LLC®

Introducing: Navigating the Lifecycle of the Working Mom in Healthcare

Over the course of the next few weeks, we will provide tiny glimpses into our upcoming 1st book. We plan to release a series of books that will help our fellow working moms navigate the ups and downs of balancing successful careers in healthcare with raising a family (whether you are a surgeon, a midlevel practitioner, a dentist, a nurse, or any other much needed technician that we rely heavily on in our healthcare systems. 

From tips and tricks for better organization, finance advice, quick meal ideas, nutrition and wellness advice, and pep talks when you need them most (because admit it, we all need those every once in a while). 

We plan to release a series of books, in addition to grow our merchandise line, cultivating unique luxury products every mom will love, and design luxury destination seminars (that we are currently working with the American Medical Association) to obtain Category 1 CME for health and wellness lectures that can enhance not only our own lives, but also the lives of our family, friends, and patients. 

So, when you are boarding your plane, Sonoma Valley-bound, for some anticipated collegial lectures, combined with relaxation, private yoga sessions, and incredibly crafted meals paired with local wines (if interested), know that you will return to your family and careers relaxed and recharged, with an arsenal of information intended to keep your mind and body balanced, while moving forward.

And when you start to feel that calm collected feeling start to fade……. you will then book your next trip! 😊

Future Trip Locations include: 

 *Monterey/Carmel/Napa/Sonoma (California)

*Sedona/Scottsdale (Arizona)

*Big Sky (Montana)

*Jackson Hole (Wyoming)

*Las Vegas/Lake Tahoe (Nevada)

*Key West (Florida)

*Charleston (South Carolina)

*Lake Placid (New York)

*San Antonio/Austin (Texas)

*New Orleans (Louisiana)

We can’t wait to have our community of healthcare working moms join us on this new adventure! So stay tuned, more to come soon! 

Lisa & Adrienne

As working moms in healthcare, we face unique challenges compared to other working moms. 

Here are some of the key differences:

Demanding and Unpredictable Hours: Healthcare professionals often work long, irregular hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays. This unpredictability can make it difficult to balance work and family life.

High Stress and Emotional Toll: The nature of healthcare work, which involves dealing with life-and-death situations, can be emotionally draining. This stress can spill over into our personal lives, affecting mental health and well-being.

Exposure to Health Risks: Working in healthcare, especially during pandemics, exposes moms to higher health risks, which can be a significant concern for our families.

Limited Flexibility: Many healthcare roles require physical presence, limiting the ability to work from home or have flexible hours. This lack of flexibility can make it harder to manage childcare and other family responsibilities.

Career Advancement Barriers: Due to the often demanding nature of our jobs, healthcare moms may find it challenging to pursue further education or career advancement opportunities. We often have to prioritize immediate job responsibilities over long-term career goals.

Financial Insecurity: The financial strain can be more pronounced for healthcare moms, especially if we need to reduce our working hours or take unpaid leave to manage caregiving responsibilities.

These factors combined make the experience of working moms in healthcare particularly challenging compared to other sectors. 

How can we address these challenges to better support working moms in healthcare?

Here are some strategies that can help working moms in healthcare cope with the unique challenges:

Time Management: Prioritize tasks and create a schedule that balances work and family responsibilities. Use tools like planners or apps to stay organized.

Seek Support: Build a support network of family, friends, and colleagues. Don’t hesitate to ask for help with childcare or household chores.

Self-Care: Make time for self-care activities, such as exercise, hobbies, or relaxation techniques. This can help reduce stress and improve overall well-being.

Flexible Work Arrangements: If possible, negotiate flexible work hours or part-time schedules with your employer. Some healthcare facilities may offer options like job sharing or telehealth roles.

Professional Help: Consider seeking professional counseling or therapy to manage stress and emotional challenges. Many healthcare organizations offer employee assistance programs (EAPs) that provide mental health support.

Continuing Education: Look for online courses or part-time programs that allow you to advance your career without compromising your current responsibilities.

Financial Planning: Create a budget and financial plan to manage expenses and save for the future. Consider consulting a financial advisor for personalized advice.

Mindfulness and Meditation: Practice mindfulness and meditation to stay grounded and manage stress. Even a few minutes a day can make a significant difference.

Healthy Boundaries: Set boundaries between work and home life. Try to leave work-related stress at the workplace and focus on family time when at home.

Join Support Groups: Connect with other working moms in healthcare through support groups or online communities. Sharing experiences and advice can be incredibly helpful.

Implementing these strategies can help ease some of the stress that goes along with our demanding careers. Don't forget that you are all badass supermoms and we need to lean on each other for support! And when all else fails... have a Happy Hour with your bestie! 

And stay tuned.... we have new products and announcements on the horizon! 

Xoxo -Lisa