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Because my own postpartum experience was powerfully transformative, I felt there was no work I could do that would be more important than to support other new mothers. I am a lifelong student trained in postpartum care, Vedic Counseling, healing arts, and hold a graduate’s degree Marriage and Family Therapy.

Most importantly, I am a mother.

 

Kelly believes that the early moments of motherhood are some of the most transformational of a woman’s life, and Kelly highlights the spiritual growth of the woman in early motherhood. In her new book, Powerful Postpartum, Kelly presents a fresh and empowering perspective on the postpartum period as one filled with tremendous potential for growth and an opportunity to rediscover the woman’s truest essence.

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Postpartum is a MASSIVE experience shifting us through multiple layers as nearly every aspect of existence is in flux ~ both the external and the inner. I work with new mothers in their inner shifts as they approach the beautiful center of their bein
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“We learn the weighty lessons of spiritual growth, not at a Zen mountain retreat with a guru, but in our mesh underwear with our babies, sleepless, confused, and in constant service, wondering what we have just done and how we will recalibrate
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We can't wait for the social or political or the economic structures to reprioritize our connection to spirit. We must personally remember the sacred in ourselves and the sacred in all. It starts in our hearts, our homes, our families, our communitie
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Powerful Postpartum - when you've figured out the diapering and the nursing, you are eating the right foods and recovering well, but now you wonder how you will recalibrate to this new reality. This piece examines what other new motherhood books har