​Your Free Guide
Learning to Nurture and Love the Mother You're Becoming
Congratulations on taking the first step to prioritizing your mental and emotional health along this journey. Pregnancy leads to the birth of the child and most of our education and efforts focus on how to prepare the body and environment to support that process. What we have begun to see is there is an increased need to support the birth of the mom. Whether this be your first or subsequent child, a new version of you is being born and we want to focus on bringing her into the world in a way that will nurture her and support her development and growth. This is exactly what we are going to prepare for here.
Daily Checklist for the Warrior Mama
Motherhood can be a bit chaotic and that is how we end up at the bottom of our to-do list each day. Please accept this free checklist as my gift to you for taking the first step in prioritizing your mental health, and slowly climbing back to the top of your to-do list.
The Whole Mom
1:1 Services
Motherhood is a powerful, challenging, and pivotal point in women's lives and one we are left unprepared for. The Whole Mom was developed to assist expecting and new moms as they transition into motherhood and beyond. Becoming a mother, while observed to be something women have been doing forever, goes far beyond conceiving, carrying, and delivering. While our bodies may be "designed" to do this innately, we have found that our minds do not adjust accordingly. We cannot flip a switch and expect our minds to adjust to a place it has never been exposed to.
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I fill the gap in mental and emotional preparation that is not getting addressed in the physical appointments or discussions about your overall health. I provide insight, education, preparation, and awareness for the other crucial parts of the mom during her journey. These stages of motherhood can be terrifying and lonely, especially without the proper education, awareness, and support around the mental health components of postpartum. We cannot expect moms to effectively transition into the fourth trimester and beyond without this information.
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