Healing is a Journey

My work complements
traditional pelvic care,
providing integrated, restorative intervention and supportive
care to your clients
healing journey.

Wombspaces uses evidence-based scar tissue remediation, combining hands-on therapies and embodiment practices

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This work supports clients in their ongoing healing journey

As a Birth Worker, you may take the journey with new mothers through various stages

Motherhood within itself is a living story with 3 ritual stages: the separation from their old self, the transition labor & delivery and the reincorporation postpartum.

(Re)incorporation is fraught with challenges, exhaustion and pain. Oftentimes, it leaves new mothers with scars, complications and emotional fatigue.

Wombspaces attends to the aftercare of patients who have experienced childbirth, an injury, or surgery–either emergency or elective.

Let's talk about pathways to healing!

Recovering and Reclaiming, Post-Birth

Post-birth healing interventions include hands on scar tissue remediation, self-care practices, identity exploration, giving the process voice, and much more.

Questions & Insights

New mothers are often told they will heal in time.

What’s not often talked about: what are they healing from, and how?

New mothers often face isolation, anxiety, and depression.

Overwhelmed, they may ignore or settle with the discomfort and pain felt in their new bodies. Education and remediation tools can help.

Those who’ve just gone through the birthing process have lots of questions and are looking for support in various ways.

 
 

  • Scar tissue of all types is common post-birth. Scar tissue can create a cascade of impact, distorting organs, structural alignment, and healthy sexual function

  • Turbulent emotions can knock you this way and that. The feeling of a diminished voice is also common, because new mothers can only heed the call of the new child.

  • Our relationship to identity changes as we become parents, and this transformation is a process that requires caring attention. Additionally, a parent’s unresolved trauma can be passed to the new child.

 

“When health care teams leverage complementing treatments, patients experience better health outcomes.”

Your patients and clients will:

-resolve scar tissue and learn how to examine their relationship with their body and themselves

-explore embodiment practices designed to support them, and at their own pace

-learn an anatomical language that will reshape their neuroception and how to inhabit their nervous system

-receive the highest quality pelvic care inclusive of meaningful education

-see scars improve and their relationship to themselves transform

-learn agency over their body & how to become an empowered receiver 

Working together, patient care comes full circle.

CLIENT SUCCESS SPOTLIGHT

In the short time I have been working with Moonbean I have seen significant physical improvement to the scar tissue I thought would be a long-term undesirable part of my body's landscape. My body and my mind have changed in noticable, profound ways in the few months I have worked with the STREAM program through Moonbeam!

I appreciate the professional manner in which Moonbeam helped me stay accountable and connected to myself with each session and accompanying personal work.

Moonbeam has been a deep well of resources and support for me as I've worked to understand my specific scars how this aspect of my body plays into how I carry myself in the world. Thank you for being a grounded and trustworthy guide!

I am so very grateful for the STREAM program and practitioners like Moonbeam who have found a meaningful and relevant passion.

— Holly

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