Rhythm Birthwork
Holistic Postpartum Doula
In Ayurveda and many other traditions around the world, it is said that the first 42 days after birth lay the foundation for the next 42 years.
This transformational, sacred time is deserving of deep rest, nourishment, restoration, and care.
My offerings include:
Warm oil massage and womb care
Nutritious cooking catered to healing
Emotional support and birth integration
Herbal support for holistic recovery
Sibling care and newborn care
Baby massage education
Overnight doula support
Housework help
Offerings
First 42 Days Postpartum Care Package (18 Visits)
$3420
This package includes support during the first 42 days postpartum, and is catered to meet your individual needs. Our time together may include nourishing meals to support digestion and breastmilk production, warm oil massages for mama and baby, womb support, herbal baths and tea blends, emotional support, birth integration, and assistance with household tasks. This package includes two prenatal visits for intentional postpartum planning, followed by 16 in-home visits during the first six weeks after birth.
Postpartum Care Foundations Package (10 Visits)
$1900
Holistic postpartum support 1x a week for the first 6 weeks. Visits are tailored to your individual needs and may include Abyhanga (warm oil massage), nourishing meals, womb support, herbal baths and tea blends, emotional support, birth integration, and assistance with household tasks
Abhyanga Massage
90 minutes- $160
The nourishing oils in Abyhanga massage ground and replenish the body, promoting tissue healing, balancing hormones, easing the nervous system and supporting better sleep. Beyond the physical benefits, Abhyanga offers emotional comfort, helping new mothers feel held, nurtured, and reconnected to themselves during a time of profound transition
From a young age, I naturally stepped into the role of healer within my family, always the one tending to splinters, scraped knees, or offering a steady hand to friends in need. My deep connection to mothers and babies led me to study women’s health and the sociology of birth and motherhood in college, setting me on a lifelong path of supporting the sacred bond between parent and child, and honoring the profound rite of passage that is motherhood.
I have since studied Ayurvedic medicine with a focus on preconception, birth and postpartum care, and continue to weave in modern approaches that nourish mothers along their journey.
About Me!
