POSTPARTUM MOTHER ROASTER, CEREMONIALIST,
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MY JOURNEY:
The roots of A Sacred Passage began with my own story. At 22, I birthed my first son on the beaches of Costa Rica. What should have been a time of joy was also filled with overwhelm and lack of support, a revelation that postpartum care is essential.
Determined to do differently, my next three births were at home, in water, surrounded by midwives, my children, and those I loved. One was a free birth that felt like a living recreation of The Red Tent -a circle of safety and remembrance of ancient ways. These experiences affirmed what I now offer: when women are held in love and ceremony, birth and postpartum can be profoundly healing.
Determined to do differently, my next three births were at home, in water, surrounded by midwives, my children, and those I loved. One was a free birth that felt like a living recreation of The Red Tent -a circle of safety and remembrance of ancient ways. These experiences affirmed what I now offer: when women are held in love and ceremony, birth and postpartum can be profoundly healing.
GLOBAL TRAINING:
My practice is enriched by studying with birth workers and wise teachers in Bali, Morocco, Mexico, Turkey, Egypt, and beyond. Each culture’s traditions have deepened my approach, allowing me to offer mothers a tapestry of global postpartum dishes and wisdom.
MOTHER ROASTER AND BEYOND:
As a Postpartum Mother Roaster, I offer more than physical care, I nurture the body and soul. Through home visits, nourishing meals, herbal rituals, and ceremonies, I create sacred containers for healing. My clients’ testimonials and five-star reviews on Yelp reflect the joy, comfort, and renewal they’ve experienced in their most tender moments.
Beyond postpartum, I serve as an officiant and ceremonialist, creating rituals that honor life’s thresholds, from birth to death, from menarche to marriages. These ceremonies provide soulful alternatives for those seeking meaning beyond religion.
Beyond postpartum, I serve as an officiant and ceremonialist, creating rituals that honor life’s thresholds, from birth to death, from menarche to marriages. These ceremonies provide soulful alternatives for those seeking meaning beyond religion.
THE HEART OF MY MISSION:
This is more than a profession, it is my calling. Every mother deserves to be nurtured, supported, and celebrated. Whether through ceremony, nourishment, or gentle touch, I walk beside you through this sacred passage with reverence, love, and devotion.
— Tnah Louise
— Tnah Louise