For Lauren Felts, the path into postpartum care began with a desire to find meaningful work that could exist alongside motherhood. With a background in nutrition and a
Sometimes life changes so much that the person we thought we were no longer feels quite like who we are. A career changes. A marriage ends. Children grow.
For generations, postpartum care has lived in the margins of our healthcare systems. Families often spend months preparing for pregnancy and birth—choosing providers, creating birth plans, attending appointments,
Birth preparation often centers on the physical—what to pack, what to eat, which positions to practice, and what to expect during labor. While these elements are valuable, they
There is a particular kind of longing that many of us carry quietly. It shows up as a flicker when we witness a new mother struggling alone. It
Recently on the Sacred Window Podcast, we welcomed Morgan Henry Kerr—founder of “I am Mamo,” queer parenthood consultant, and community builder. Morgan’s journey shines a light on the
Strengthening Postpartum Family Bonds The postpartum period is often rightly centered around the birthing parent and newborn, but as Christine Devlin Eck discusses on The Sacred Window Podcast,
Student: Alysha Bell Email: hippydippydoula@gmail.com Date of Enrollment: January 14, 2025 Program + Scholarship: Whole Path Online + In Person (Conscious Postpartum Caregiver Program, 6 Day Sacred Window
