Begin your return to belonging.
If you’ve been carrying more than your share and long to feel grounded again, Mother Tree Method™ offers a journey to be held, seen, and guided back to your roots.
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Motherhood is relationship.
Motherhood is not a role to perform, but a living relationship with the world around you.
So many mothers carry wisdom born from rupture — from what has been lost, silenced, or taken. That wisdom is not weakness. It is the fertile soil of transformation.
If you are navigating trauma, separation, exhaustion, or the quiet ache of disconnection, you are not alone, and you are not broken. There is nothing wrong with you for struggling in a world that asks mothers to forget themselves.
The Mother Tree Method™ invites you to reimagine healing not as a return to who you once were, but as a becoming — a deep, grounded homecoming to the parts of you that have always known how to grow.
This is not self-improvement. It is ecological remembrance.
The Mother Tree Method™

The Mother Tree Method™ unfolds across landscapes of growth: Landscape, Roots, Trunk, Branches, Canopy, Fruits, and Seeds. Each stage reflects how mothers grow ecological strength—individually and collectively.
1. Learn
Begin a journey of reconnection and repair through the Mother Tree Method™, a nature-based framework for healing trauma and restoring belonging. This course gently supports your nervous system as you explore your trauma responses, guiding you back into relationship with your body, community, and the living Earth.
Through a blend of maternal ecopsychology, somatic awareness, and grounded practice, you’ll learn to:
- Understand your trauma responses as intelligent adaptations
- Rebuild trust in your body’s natural rhythms
- Cultivate safety and connection through nature-based regulation
- Root into a deeper sense of belonging — with yourself, others, and the Earth
This is not about fixing yourself. It’s about remembering that you were never separate from the web of life that holds you.
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2. Deepen
In seven guided sessions, you’ll journey through your story using the lens of ecological healing. Together, we’ll explore how your body, your lineage, and the Earth all hold the wisdom of repair. This process helps you move from survival to thriving, from disconnection to deep belonging.
The Mother Tree Method™ invites you to remember that healing isn’t about fixing yourself. It’s about coming home to who you already are, rooted in the living web of life that has always held you.
3. Connect
Ready to root into community and grow together? Join the next Mother Tree Circle and begin your journey of shared healing and belonging.
Inside the Mother Tree Community
- Secret Podcast: Weekly members-only episodes with grounding, storytelling, and nature-based reflections.
- Support Circles: Two live gatherings each month to fit your rhythm.
- Morning Circle: 10 AM MT
- Afternoon Circle: 3 PM MT
- Private Online Space: Connect, reflect, and grow with other mothers on the path of healing and belonging.
Coming Fall 2025: The Mother Tree Method™ (Book)
A new vision of maternal healing rooted in ecology, resistance, and collective care.
This book is for every mother who has ever wondered if the pain was personal—or if something larger was at work. Drawing from ecopsychology, trauma theory, and lived maternal wisdom, The Mother Tree Method™ names what has long been unspoken and offers a path toward healing that is rooted, collective, and real.


Hi, I’m Dr. Allie Davis.
Maternal mental health ecotherapist, ecofeminist scholar, and creator of the Mother Tree Method™.
For over two decades, I’ve supported mothers through trauma, transition, and the quiet unraveling that so often goes unseen. I bring clinical depth, academic insight, and a deep-rooted commitment to care that is relational, ecological, and real.
Learn MoreWhat Mothers are Saying
“The group shifted my understanding of motherhood by empowering me to honor this new stage of my life as an opportunity to explore and reconnect with my ecological self and navigate how it is evolving.”
“I’m thinking of motherhood more as a process and a way of engaging with the world. This has been pretty eye-opening, because beforehand I was applying a much more literal definition related to directly caring for my child. It’s allowed me to accept that my whole being has changed, including how I perceive and relate to nature.”
“It very much opened my eyes to the overlap between the cycles of nature and becoming a mother. It provided space for more expansive thought around how nature impacts how we mother and also how we transition into motherhood.”
“Validated the extreme transformation that can happen when you become a mother—and the ways in which that can be devalued by external forces in society.”
“I didn’t know that the brain changes in response to motherhood. This helps explain a lot of huge shifts that have taken place in my internal world.”
“I am more aware of different ways other mothers are living with the reality of climate change, and that has made me more compassionate. I feel less lonely. I have a sense of being part of a web of mothers. I am thinking more and more concretely about the burden of motherhood, socially, emotionally.”
“Through this group, I have begun to understand and see more that so many other women who are part of motherhood experience and have many similar feelings that I have. So many times, it feels like I am the only one, or that I am alone. But being in this group has really made me realize that the feelings and experiences that I have experienced are very common.”
“[The group] made me realize how important a fellow community of mothers is—how many of us are having similar thoughts and feelings that we don’t feel we have an outlet for.”
“[The group] has been helpful in speaking some of the frustrations I’m feeling. Moms are busy. Depression is real. Finding motivation to do anything beyond daily life survival is challenging.”
“Thank you so much. It was a very deep experience taking part in this group. I learned a lot and think of the learnings often in my daily life.”
What 1:1 Clients Are Saying
“I felt heard right away. It was just the first session, but I could already feel the space opening for something real.”
“In every session, the insight landed. I left feeling more grounded, more seen, and more capable.”