Tnah Louise mother to four sons transforamtive Postpartum Doula HEALING Mother Roaster placenta encapsulator Benkung Belly Bind Instructor Ceremonial Advisor + ritual maker Red Drum CArrier/ Teacher Sacred Menarche Facilitator
Introducing Tnah Louise: Empowering New Mothers withTransformative Postpartum Services
Known as "Earth Mamma" and a mother figure to many, Tnah Louise is a force of nature. As a mother of four sons, she experienced the birth of her first baby on the beaches of Costa Rica, followed by water births for her next three sons in the comfort of her home, surrounded by her chosen few sisters and family. Now that her sons have all reached adulthood, she celebrates her 50th year with unwavering dedication to this reverent work. Over the past decade, she transitioned from part-time work while raising her sons to becoming one of the esteemed mother roasters in the vibrant Los Angeles area. With a wealth of experience, her services encompass nourishing meals, placenta encapsulation, womb rubs, ceremonial bathing, bone-closing rituals, and the art of Benkung Belly Binding, bringing healing and joy to countless women.
Tnah's passion for empowering women extends globally through her online program, Sacred Menarche. With a wealth of knowledge, she guides young women on a transformative journey, teaching them about their menstrual cycle, the power of their blood, and the sacredness of their womanhood. This beauty-filled rite of passage ceremony empowers young girls, nurturing them into powerful, self-aware women.
Fueling her insatiable thirst for knowledge, Tnah is currently pursuing a deep study of Archetypal and Cross-Cultural Psychology, focusing on modalities of creativity under the guidance of her beloved mentor, Dr. Clarissa Pinkolas Estes, renowned author of Women Who Run With The Wolves. Her studies also encompass the profound healing practices of curanderismo, delving into the heart of the wounded healer. Tnah's commitment to continuous learning ensures that she remains at the forefront of the transformative work she does for her community and Mother Earth.
