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Your Sacred Birth Journey
Your journey in pregnancy, birth, and postpartum deserves to be honoured and celebrated. Together we weave the wisdom and insights you gain about yourself into your mothering journey.
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A different way to approach pregnancy
seeds planted and flowers harvested
Seeds are planted and wisdom harvested throughout our mothering journey but especially in the weeks and months after giving birth.
The spirit of your child is reflected in your birth. Birth isn’t just a physical linear experience. It’s deeply spiritual and it was always meant to be this way. As women we can harvest and weave this wisdom of our children’s birth into the mothering journey.
Your babies birth is your biggest teacher.
Real Talk
Why it matters
Your Sacred Journey
Pregnancy
The pregnancy journey can be deeply spiritual for many women. When we are able to shift our view from the linear to the spiritual possibilities – we can harvest the potential this season brings.
Join me in a different kind of prenatal care, which is centred around conversation, herb walks, and re-learning the art women can “be with” (midwife) women during their child-brearing year.
Birth
The moment we give birth/are born/reborn as a new mother, is the shortest of the three journeys yet has a feels like an eternity and is the one moment no woman will ever forget.
Its impact lasts for years to come.
A two hour labor needs processing just as much as the 24 hour labor does.
Postpartum
The postpartum journey is our sacred window into years of thriving and mothering with intention as women.
Postpartum isn’t a “recovery from birth”! You were re-born a new woman and there are gifts you receive in the weeks postpartum.
These gifts can have a variety of show itself and tears are a part of it.
Your postpartum can be 4 weeks, 4 months, 9 months or even longer.
If you hear the call, lets connect!
Postpartum Wisdom
A woman supported in her postpartum journey, is better able to weave what she has learned through the birth process and beyond, into her long days mothering. We hold space and allow her rest so she has time to truly sit with herself in silence and learn to integrate all that just happened.
It is the responsibility of the community surrounding the new mother to protect, nourish, and carry her through her postpartum journey.
It is the new mother that brings forth the ways in which her community needs to lend her support.
I offer one-on-one mentoring or group sessions in my local community on:
– planning your postpartum
– community postpartum care
– closing the bones ceremony
E-books:
– postpartum planning journal
– postpartum journal
– Nourish! Postpartum Meals for the new Mother
