Marsha D. Gill

Marsha D. Gill is an Army veteran, therapist, turned Mother-Daughter Relationship Coach. With an MS in clinical mental health counseling, her mix of therapeutic insight and practical strategies, Marsha has become a trusted coach, speaker, and advocate for emotional health and breaking generational cycles.

She knows firsthand how deeply the mother-daughter relationship shapes who we are. Like so many women, Marsha spent years trying to juggle what it meant to be a "good" daughter, mother, and wife feeling disconnected from her true self. She had no idea who she was outside of the roles she played for others.

She discovered the key to her own healing—the mother-daughter relationship. Understanding her relationship with her mother gave her the language to express her experiences and her needs, unearth generational and societal patterns and beliefs, and heal.

Today, Marsha is dedicated to helping women on their own paths to healing. She helps women heal and thrive. She supports women, including mother-daughter pairs, as they navigate difficult conversations, heal from generational trauma, break free from survival tactics that no longer serve them, and cultivate healthier, more authentic relationships. Her ultimate goal is to empower women to heal from their past, embrace their true selves, and initiate lasting change that will positively impact future generations.