I vividly recall an early stage in my recovery from Complex PTSD when I realized I had no true understanding of what self-care really meant. One thing was certain: my regular pedicures, while enjoyable, weren’t cutting it. As I delved deeper into healing my nervous system, it became increasingly clear that, as a society, we often overlook what it truly means to care for our emotional and mental well-being.

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The vision for The Sundry emerged from this realization. I wanted to create a place people could turn to during the heavier moments of life’s journey, offering them both encouragement and support. My goal was for The Sundry to feel like stepping into your best friend's home—a cozy kitchen where, instead of food, the shelves are stocked with items that empower you to tend to your needs in a modern and meaningful way.

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Beyond the thoughtfully curated self-care and gifting market, The Sundry features three unique spaces designed to host both one-on-one sessions and group events, providing a welcoming environment for personal growth and healing.