LESS TO FIGURE OUT. MORE BREATHING ROOM.
Take back your time — with simple, practical support when you need it.
For a smaller, more supported space:
Meal plans, simple systems, and thoughtful support — so you can spend less time managing life and more time living it.
EXPLORE FREE MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
Weekly Meal Plans
Receive weekly meal plans which include a shopping list, recipes, and an easy structure for the week.
Use as much or as little as you like — whether you need quick inspiration or something to follow, it’s there to save you time and reduce the mental load.
Curbside Chats
Get an invitation to join select live conversations over Zoom with women physicians sharing practical ways to make life easier.
Think of it like a curbside consult — but for everyday life.
The Bulletin Board
At the bottom of each weekly email, you’ll find a few things worth sharing — small, practical ideas that make life a little easier.
Think of it like a bulletin board in the doctor’s lounge — the kind of thing someone mentions in passing that ends up being surprisingly useful.
When you want a little more support
Everything above is meant to make life feel a little easier.
But sometimes, you need more than just ideas.
You want to talk something through.
Get help with a decision.
Or finally make progress on something that’s been sitting in the background.
The Breathing Room
A smaller, more supported space inside Doctor Moms Lounge.
For when you want:
- •A place to think things through
• Help when you need it
• Time set aside to actually get things done
• Support that fits into real life
HI THERE!
I help make life outside of work feel a little lighter.
I’m Cherie and am a pediatrician trained in lifestyle medicine — and a mom of twins — which means my time is limited and I’ve had to get really good at using it well.
Life outside of work can feel full.
Trying to squeeze in one more thing between patients.
Handling logistics in the margins of your day.
Finally sitting down at night — and remembering everything you didn’t get to.
Sometimes that looks like pumping while charting and eating lunch.
Planning a birthday party in the middle of the night. Or coordinating pickup when your child is sick and you’re still at work. Other times, it’s just the constant background of decisions and things to keep track of.
It’s a lot.
And from the conversations I’ve had with other women physicians, I know it’s not just me.
Over time, I found myself looking for ways to make all of it a little easier and learned a lot in the process.
That’s when I became the person my friends come to when they want to think something through — how to save time, spend more intentionally, or find a better way to do something.
I genuinely love it.
There’s something really satisfying about finding a simpler way and sharing it — especially when it gives someone more time, more ease, or even just a small moment of joy.
I tend to notice patterns, optimize systems, and test things myself before passing them along — from meal planning and travel to the small everyday decisions that add up.
I also care deeply about the foundations of health — eating well, sleeping better, moving more — and finding ways to make those things actually fit into real life.
And just as important, creating connection in what can otherwise feel like a busy but isolating stage of life.
That’s what this space is built on.
Practical support, shared ideas, and a little more breathing room.
Start with what you need
You don’t have to do everything.
Start with the weekly meal plans.
Join a curbside chat when something feels relevant.
And if you want more support, The Breathing Room is there when you’re ready.
