The Light Blues fought back from two goals behind to claim a point against Hearts in their SWPL outing before four wins across three separate competitions were to follow, including a third Sky Sports Cup final victory in a row.
Speaking to RangersTV to reflect on the month as a whole, she commented: “It is so different, the draw against Hearts we spoke about it a few times, it was kind of our springboard really.
“Because we knew that we didn't play well, we knew that Hearts played extremely well that day.
“We can't take anything away from them, they executed their game plan very well.
“They punished us in certain areas where we just didn't quite get it right.
“It gives a chance to look at it, rectify a few problems but really focusing on a lot of the small details.
“We really focused on training, really pushed in certain areas and we were keen to turn it around, we knew we needed too.
“You can’t slip up too many times in this league if you want to be in with a chance to be there and thereabouts at the end of the season so we needed to make sure we bounced back quickly and we really put that right and had a very good performance against Motherwell.
“It was important for us to get a good strong start against them and build in confidence from there and that is what we continued to do.”
The former Lioness highlighted the standout moment of the month as they lifted the cup once again, with an impressive 5-0 win over Hibs at Fir Park seeing her side claim the first silverware of the season.
She continued: “We will never get tired of saying that, to win it three times in a row is an unbelievable achievement and the players deserve that.
“The players deserve exactly what they got on the day, the work that they put in, the effort that they put in.
“Not just physically but mentally.
“They executed the game plan perfectly and that is another day that will live with us until the next one.”
Rangers rounded off their latest block of fixtures with an impressive 4-0 success of Hearts in front of the Ibrox faithful, as the team signed off for the international break in style.
She added: “I think you could see on the day it was a beautiful day, the players love turning up to Ibrox.
“We have got a lot of Rangers fans in the building and it means so much for us to be able to turn up and play.
“There was probably a little bit of pressure on us turning up the week after a cup final.
“Seeing how we can lift and go again and push.
“It is so difficult to not stay in a rut emotionally when you have just come off the back of a huge win.
“I think it was important for us to have that performance.
“We worked super hard that week, we changed our attention very quickly to Hearts because we knew how they punished us last time and how well they can play if you allow them too.
“Tactically the players got it spot; they executed it and we had another very good day at Ibrox.
“The break? I think it is really important.
“You can look at it two ways, we are in a really good run of form and we are full of confidence and people might say it might have come at a bad time for us but I think we need to make sure we are taking every break as well as we can.
“Because it has been an emotional few weeks.
“We have been on a real high and emotionally and physically it can really take it out of the players.
“They have worked extremely hard; we have put some really good performances in and I think we are well due a break.”