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Shadow Work for Birth Workers

Shadow Work for Birth Workers

Through guided discussions and reflective exercises, participants will delve into the intricacies of these topics, gaining insights into how they influence their practices and relationships within the birthing community. This session aims to foster a deeper understanding and awareness of the unconscious biases and historical narratives that shape the dynamics of birth work. By embracing this journey of self-discovery and collective learning, birth workers can cultivate more compassionate, inclusive, and empowering environments for all birthing individuals. Join us in this transformative experience to enhance your capacity to support and uplift the diverse voices and stories in the realm of birth.

Uncovering the our collective shadow of birth work, and unlearning your own shadow around serving the birthing community. In this 2 hour educational session, you’ll learn about:

  • systems of oppression impacting the birth landscape

  • the suppression of the Goddess and moving into Patriarchal society

  • Mother Wound: the martyr and savior complex

  • Sister Wound: barriers to collaboration and community

  • Your birth hierarchies and biases

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