Warming the Womb Lodge: Postpartum and BeyondJune 27, 2020 | 11am-1pm PST/ 2pm-4pm EST
2hr Online Workshop Description: A warm womb is full of life, with proper blood flow and nutrient circulation. After birth or loss, maintaining warmth in the womb is crucially important for short and long-term health. This wisdom-share workshop will be a deep dive into Anishinaabe Ojibwe teachings about womb care in the postpartum period. Learn what causes cold-womb syndrome in the postpartum healing period and how to assess and treat this syndrome with Indigenous warming therapies that work on the physical and spiritual bodies. Participants will also receive a workbook that contains a cold-womb assessment worksheet, birth story debrief activity, and cold-womb treatment worksheet for use with self and clients. This will be a BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color and mixed POC) only space open to birth workers who have an interest in traditional postpartum care; About the Facilitator: Raeanne Madison, MPH, is a crane clan citizen of the Ojibwe and Mexika nations, and also carries Dutch ancestry. A natural teacher and practicing postpartum doula and Indigenous Breastfeeding Counselor, Raeanne has traveled extensively to tribal communities across Anishinaabe Aki (and online) to be a part of the resurgence of traditional kinship responsibilities in Indigenous communities. She has walked with hundreds of families and taught thousands more in the realms of pregnancy, birth, postpartum healing, and traditional parenting. Raeanne is a wife and mother of two. Click here to learn more about Raeanne and her work. To Register: Course fee $95 USD Send payment: Venmo: @EriJohnson, CashApp: $EriGJohnson, or Paypal: paypal.me/BirthBruja >>>>>Be sure to include your email and the course title in the notes!<<<<< Once payment is received, you will receive an email confirmation within 24hrs with further information. Email [email protected] if you do not receive your confirmation email. NonRefundable: All payments are nonrefundable. Do you work for a Community Org or an Academic Institution?: Check to see if you can use continuing education funding to pay for this workshop! Email [email protected] if you need an invoice. Scholarships: 4 full scholarships available for BIPOC people experiencing financial and social barriers that would otherwise prevent them from attending. To apply, email [email protected] with a short share about yourself and why you want to attend. Comments are closed.
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AuthorEri Guajardo Johnson birth doula, rape crisis peer counselor, wellness coach, community organizer, and host of the Birth Bruja Podcast. Archives
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