Believer, Wife, Mother, Creative & Friend

The name House of Oakes was chosen with care. It reflects many chapters of learning to root deeply, remaining fixed on God when everything felt unsteady, and to rebuild again with intention. The oak has always felt like a fitting emblem: quiet strength, deep roots, and the kind of growth that happens slowly, unseen, but never without purpose.

This space carries that heart forward. Born through years of stretching, softening, and beginning again, House of Oakes was created to walk beside women in the tender places of change – those thresholds where life is being re-imagined and something new is quietly taking shape.

Here, the work is both sacred and practical: to rebuild vision, discernment, and alignment through change and life beyond it. It’s a place to pause, to make sense of what was, and to find steadiness in what’s unfolding.

God has a quiet, poetic way of weaving purpose through every unraveling — turning the ache of change into soil for new roots to grow. House of Oakes carries that truth forward: a soft place to land, and a steady companion for the woman who knows that healing and becoming is a deeply personal renewal — a slow and sacred unfolding toward wholeness.