Let’s imagine a world where families and parents are well resourced and not burnt out...
Let’s imagine a culture that encourages communities and neighborhoods to show up for new families and support them through early parenting..
Let’s create communities rooted in deep relationships so folks have a space to be witnessed and held during the early stages of parenthood.
Because parents and children are really what our communities are made of.
And the more we can show parents how valuable they are, the stronger our communities will become.
Join the POSTPARTUM COMMUNITY CARE course-
A 2-month self-paced course for birth workers who are ready to build parent and child groups in their community.
**We begin October 3rd 2022 enrollment is now open**
There are payment plans available
Let’s face it, new parents and expecting parents are swimming in narratives of never being good enough, never looking good enough, never doing enough and never knowing enough. When parents are isolated all of these narratives act as villains that prey upon them and impact mental health and add to the harmful conditioning of new parents feeling invisible and burned out.
It doesn’t have to be that way.
Most of us have internalized beliefs that simply don’t belong to us, but are the result of our upbringing, environment and marketing campaigns.
We can reclaim early parenting by identifying systems that are designed to condition us to be martyrs and perfectionists and pressure us to compare ourselves to curated images so that we buy into materialism and harmful beliefs for others' profit and benefit.
The truth is that parents don’t need fixing, they need support.
The Reclaim Early Parenting workshop will help you recognize the systemic pressures that keep parents under the control of capitalism. When we recognize these patterns, we can break them and do better for ourselves, our work, the families we serve, and our communities.
Our “name the villain framework” will give you a step-by-step process to see the narrative, understand what system is influencing us and how to interrupt it and do things our own way.
Protect the postpartum season as a time unto itself so that parents can attune to their instincts about their babies’ needs and their body’s recovery.
Investment: $197
What you get:
- Videos
- A self-paced course
- “Name the villain” workbook
Connect with other parents and babies in this season of life.
- Learn from postpartum professionals ways to support, heal and care for yourself and your baby.
- Cultivate rhythm and rituals through your day that create a sense of belonging, care and trust with your baby.
- Talk about all the unseen aspects of early parenting and honor your transition into parenthood.
We offer both dyads (parent & baby) and triads (2 adults & baby) options.
Learn simple ways to bring rhythm and ritual to your family life through the day, week, and season.
Time is our most valuable non-renewable resource. So let's use it wisely.
Yet in a culture that thrives on busyness and multi-tasking, families often feel like they are in a hamster wheel of to-dos. It doesn't have to be this way.
- A healthy home rhythm is about making time for what is meaningful to your family, together.
- Learn a simple step-by-step framework to create your unique family rhythm.
- Make it easy for the whole family to get on board with home-care, without having to keep asking with our printable rhythm wheels.
- Learn how simple rituals throughout the day create our family culture and a sense of belonging.
Interrupt antiquated gender roles that by default, expect women (women-identifying) to do the lion’s share of caregiving and housework. Spoiler alert: Motherhood does not= housekeeper.
Join our self-paced course and get bite-sized doable steps to make space for what your family values.
Investment $50
What you get:
- A self-paced online course
- 4 seasonal rhythm wheels
- Meal planning wheel worksheets for the whole family
- Lots of practical resources
- Get even more support to create a home rhythm
- Create a care-share or pod for your young child(ren)
- Establish consistent rhythms for kids with more than one home
- add more value to your birth and postpartum work by building peer groups.
The Community Supported Postpartum model feels like a much needed balm for a culture that places undue value on individualism and consumerism that can leave new mothers feeling isolated and overwhelmed. Drawing on the wisdom of others in the community and creating a intergenerational group for parents and babies to gather, share, and create feels essential in creating true community. I have so appreciated this training and it's offerings. I am completely inspired to bring what I have learned here into my own community and now I feel confident that I have the tools to do so successfully!
This course is a thorough guide on how to host and facilitate a consistent gathering of mothers in one's own community - especially new mothers navigating their whole new lives. How to uplift and value motherhood, and open doors to the significant feeling and security of having a village to support one's mothering journey. Honestly, something that should be so natural and simple, yet, in our modern times, has become a highly-involved to-do to check off our long lists.
Kerry has created such a special curriculum for the Community Supported Postpartum course. It was so wonderful to delve into the "why" at the start and so motivating to reflect on the importance of this work and hear the perspectives of the other participants. It is obvious that a lot of thought, heart and hard work went into this course. You will finish with surprising new perspectives and shifts in your ways of thinking, as well as charged up and excited to bring this important work to your community!
The Community Supported Postpartum course is thorough. From it’s aesthetics to abstract thinking of heart, purpose and vision, to the nuts and bolts of “how to create a group,” no detail was spared. Kerry’s years of experience as a group facilitator along with her experience as a educator, postpartum doula as well as being a mama and foster parent herself, she brings knowledge and insight to one of the most challenging times, the postpartum year.
Free community resources when you join the free Community Supported Postpartum (CSP) Network. Mighty networks is like a blog, Facebook news feed and learning platform all rolled into one. The CSP network is a place for new parents and those who care for new parents to build community and share resources.
These heart-full weekly emails are filled with resources, tips and inspiration to support parents and those who work with parents to build community and flourish.