Nervous system science meets perinatal care. For perinatal professionals committed to protecting the women in their care, and for the women who deserve to feel safe in their bodies through the journey to motherhood.
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The Energetic Persona Of A Doula
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A lot of people transcend into birth holding everything themselves.
every fear, every question, every hope they were too afraid to say out loud. holding it all, bracing, waiting for someone to tell them...
Mothers Deserve More Than a Day
This last weekend was Mother’s Day.
And today, I’m still thinking about it.
Because I don’t think one day is enough. I don’t think a brunch reservation and a bouquet of flowers is enough. I don’t think a card, a phone call, or even a trul...
Your Body Already Knows How To Move
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Hey you— welcome if you’re new. If you’re not new, welcome back!
💌This post is part of my ongoing series Foundations of Safety—where we explore what it really means to feel safe in your body and how t...
I Tried Everything. Nothing Ever Worked.
Trigger warning: this piece includes depiction of childhood trauma with mentions of body dysmorphia and grief. Please read at your own pace.
This week I’m turning 25.
I’m writing this not as a celebration in the traditional sense, though...
Protecting the Nervous System in Birth & Early Postpartum.
This post is for perinatal providers of all types: OBs, Midwives, Doulas, Mental Health Specialists, IBCLCs, PTs, Educators, Authors, ect. If you are expecting, recently postpartum, a partner or family member of a pregnant person please con...
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Your nervous system learned to brace. It can learn to open too. Nervous system science meets perinatal care, for professionals who see the gap and want to do more & families who deserve to feel safe in their bodies through the journey to motherhood.
Preparing and educating mothers + healthcare providers for postpartum recovery, maternal healthcare gaps, birth trauma, and postpartum mental health through advocacy and research. Author of The Alchemy of Motherhood.
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