Holding space for pregnant women and honouring her rite of passage into motherhood, or the welcoming of a new baby is one of the offerings I enjoy the most. Having nourishment and support on our journey from Maiden to Mother is simply beautiful. ‘It takes a village’ they say…we all need our village! Maidens, Mothers, Magas, Crones gathered to celebrate life and bless a mother’s journey. When women gather, magic happens, love happens!

• Via Zoom £149 - 2 Hours

• In person £299 - 3 Hours (women’s circle altar set up, blessings, meditation, sharing circle and movement)

• With Cacao Ceremony +10 per person (includes fair-trade Cacao from the Amazon)

A healing ritual and treatment that involves rocking the hips with a rebozo (a shawl), head and foot massage, warming oils on the belly to help restore balance, to bring rectum abdominals together, hips and ribs back into place.

I have borough this tradition from my ancestors in South America and lovingly have been sharing it worldwide. Closing the Bones is a gentle, comforting ritual designed to support women in their postpartum journey, whether they've recently given birth or years have passed since. While traditionally performed shortly after childbirth, here in the UK, it's often embraced within the first few weeks, yet its benefits are timeless, extending to women even a year after giving birth. Given its profound role in nurturing mothers after the extraordinary feat of childbirth, there's little reason to delay experiencing its tender embrace.

In past traditions postpartum care was a cherished practice worldwide, passed down through generations. Today, we rediscover this ancient wisdom, drawing inspiration from our sisters in South America. Traditionally, Closing the Bones unfolds over the sacred forty days following birth, a time when women are enveloped in daily massages, nourishing foods, and tender care, echoing the reverence for new mothers across cultures.

Pregnancy and birth open women up energetically, and Closing the Bones gently guides them back to themselves.

Investment

• £125 (90 Minutes) at my home in East London

• £185 Home Visit

What does it entail?

1) Cacao Ceremony where I give you space to debrief your birth experience

2) Full body Rebozo

3) Head Massage, Womb Massage and Reflexology

4) La Cerrada which includes recozo massage, reiki and poetry.

When you book two practitioners I work alongside a colleague. One of us can look after the baby if needed.

My Closing the Bones ceremony intertwines body binding with an opportunity to debrief your birth experience, honour your rite of passage and transformation, a restorative postnatal head and womb massage, reflexology, rebozo "sifting’.

My intention is to create a sacred sanctuary where we honor and acknowledge your birthing experience, tenderly cherishing your body's journey, restoring your energy channels, and releasing any emotional ties that might hinder your transformation.

We commence with a soothing foot massage (reflexology) and a head massage. Followed by a womb massage: conducted with warm oils. This gentle massage, spanning from the pubic bone to the lower back, aims to relax muscles, stimulate hormonal balance, promote fluid movement, bolster the immune system, and alleviate anxiety and depression, guiding your body from a state of tension to one of restoration.. Next, we engage in "sifting," using the rebozo shawl to rock and bind, particularly focusing on the hips, where unresolved emotions may linger.

Then comes the main ceremony: "Closing The Bones." Here, you'll be hugged by six rebozo scarves, cocooned in warmth, and invited to surrender to relaxation as your body releases any lingering tensions.

You will receive some reiki and poetry.

This ceremony can have a big shift if your birth didn’t go as planned. And also healing your red thread from generations of women before you.

Consuming Your Placenta (Raw)

I will clean and prepare your placenta for smoothies after birth. I will freeze guide you to have a daily smoothie. Will leave everything ready for you to enjoy a smoothie taste delicious (you will feel the taste of your placenta).

If at home I will make your first smoothie and wi will honour the power and health it’s bringing to your body.

If at the hospital I will bring the placenta with me and prepare / freeze at home. Will bring to your first postnatal visit.

• £80

Placenta Burial and Baby Naming

Indigenous traditions believe in burying the placenta back into the earth. This ritual not only will help grounding your baby but also to protects it’s spirit. This a postnatal ceremony that can also help ground the mother and celebrate her birth.

It is also possible to add a symbolic ceremony to bury your own placenta (since most likely you won’t know where it is). In the symbolic ceremony we will bring an element that represents your placenta and call in the spirit in her.

• £239 (Duration around 2 hrs)

Placenta Prints

A print of your placenta with blood or ink (ink can be used only if placenta is not going to be consumed)

• £50 each

Becoming a MOTHER is your rite of passage, making space to allow divine conception can really help a woman find clarity in their fertility, conception and motherhood journey.

How it works

• This ceremony is held between you and me. You have previously worked with me, you either enrolled into my Woomly Fertility program or has been a part of my Divine Fertility Yoga courses.

• We will sit together (in person or online) and I will facilitare your “Let Go and Make Space” coaching session where you will have an idea of what you need to leave behind in order to find clarity and make space.

• We will all dress comfortably and feminine (what ever feminine means to each person is ok).

• A guided meditation to start.

• Followed by the ceremony and a breathwork session.

• We will close with your reflections and a guided relaxation.

Investment

Via Zoom £149 - 2 Hours

In person £245 - 3 Hours

Menarche Celebration for Women

If you never celebrated becoming a woman this powerful ritual can heal and transform your journey. Becoming a maiden is your rite of passage and you should be celebrate it, no matter how long ago you had your first bleed.

How it works

• You can choose to have a small ceremony with just you and me, or invite other women friends, mother and grandmother.

• We will all dress comfortably and feminine (what ever feminine means to each person is ok).

• A guided meditations though the seasons in your cycles.

• We sit in circle and share our cyclical women’s wisdom and stories.

• We offer our blessings, poems, art, crafts, songs or celebratory words.

• We will co-create an activity for everyone to enjoy and have fun.

• It can include a 30 min yoga, dance or movement session

• Honouring and celebrating your rite of passage is a powerful way to heal generational and childhood trauma, it can help with your fertility journey and your conception days. You will feel connected to the source of creativity and your ciclycal body.

Investment

• Via Zoom £119 - 2 Hours

• In person £245 - 3 Hours

Includes: Altar set-up, holding sharing space, meditation, notes on Cycle Awareness Method.

Max Attendees: 10 Adult Women