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The Postpartum Closing Ceremony has been used all over the world to aid in the new parents’ healing process with the purpose of closing the cycle, the energetic fields and returning heat back to the body.
One powerful and time- honoured healing tradition rooted in cultures around the world, this nurturing postpartum ritual supports physical recovery while also offering space for emotional processing, reflection, and healing.
What to expect:
Ceremony takes approximately two hours, private self reflection time, floral bath and honey blend, rebozo chakra honouring and cocoon time, unfoldment of rebozos, celebration tea and small sweets or savoury snacks.
Whether experienced in the weeks after birth, months later, or following any significant reproductive or life transition, the ceremony provides an opportunity to feel held, honoured, and gently welcomed into the next chapter of the journey.
There is no specific timeline to conduct this ceremony, it can take place when the parent is feeling ready to leave the postpartum period and step into their next chapter of parenthood, a ceremony to honour the body and all its been through.
The Postpartum Closing Ceremony has been used all over the world to aid in the new parents’ healing process with the purpose of closing the cycle, the energetic fields and returning heat back to the body.
One powerful and time- honoured healing tradition rooted in cultures around the world, this nurturing postpartum ritual supports physical recovery while also offering space for emotional processing, reflection, and healing.
What to expect:
Ceremony takes approximately two hours, private self reflection time, floral bath and honey blend, rebozo chakra honouring and cocoon time, unfoldment of rebozos, celebration tea and small sweets or savoury snacks.
Whether experienced in the weeks after birth, months later, or following any significant reproductive or life transition, the ceremony provides an opportunity to feel held, honoured, and gently welcomed into the next chapter of the journey.
There is no specific timeline to conduct this ceremony, it can take place when the parent is feeling ready to leave the postpartum period and step into their next chapter of parenthood, a ceremony to honour the body and all its been through.
