the medicine of sisterhood
support for the journey from first bleed to last
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support for the journey of pregnancy, birth, postpartum and early motherhood
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support for the body mind and spirit through modern (but ancient) ritual
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support for the experience of womanhood
Hello sister! Step into my circle and take a deep breath, all of you is welcome here. This is a place of connection and healing. Return often enough and you will become reacquainted with your own magnificence and authority.
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I am here to gather women and invite them to step back into the power that is their birth right. The witch, the sorcerer, the maiden, the mother, the elder, the healer, the herbalist, this is who we, women, are. This is who I invite you to reclaim in your modern life.
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I am a holder, rememberer and creator of ritual. I am here to facilitate your healing through ritual and to give you ceremony to integrate your life experiences.
offerings
1 hr
100 Canadian dollars
MoreYoni steaming, sound bathing and rebozo wrapping. The perfect way to close out your fourth trimester
3 hr
250 Canadian dollars
3 hr
250 Canadian dollars
1 hr 30 min
From 10 Canadian dollars
45 min
50 Canadian dollars
15 min
Free
About My Approach
Women as their own authority
How I got here,
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From C section to freebirth I have walked the path of the broken woman who found the power to stand in her own authority. Each time I gather with woman I am transformed by the intangible magnificence that corses through female spaces. Our bodies act in perfect design always, birth is not an emergency, sisterhood is necessary.
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This is a calling, this is my life’s work. I know that birth is an invitation for maiden to step through the fire and be reborn herself. I know the transformative power that is waiting for every woman to experience and consequentially up level her life. The opportunity we are afforded for personal growth by giving attention to the spiritual work of birth and motherhood simply should not be missed. And yet, I see a culture of mothers whose conditioned minds immediately think, “ok I’m pregnant, what do I do” and end up on a conveyer belt that holds no wisdom for her, only checks and balances.
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I know that in order for mothers to thrive once their baby comes, they must enter into deep relationship with themselves, as they navigate interacting with the new little human in their life. There is so much here, just waiting for you. Nobody says it’s easy but it is so juicy, so full of fruitfulness.
Children very clearly teach parents how much happier everyone is when there is community. What does Jack Johnson say? “We’re always better when we’re together.”