Join me for a transformative 2-day in-person training on Afro-Indigenous Birth Practices in Clayton County, Georgia, this February 1-2, 2025. This immersive experience will dive deep into the ancestral wisdom and holistic practices used by BIPOC communities, empowering you to support women in their birth journeys with the power of tradition and healing.

What You’ll Learn:

• Afro-Indigenous birth practices and their cultural significance
• How to create a sacred birth environment and birth space
• Herbal remedies for pregnancy, labour, and postpartum
• Spiritual healing techniques and their impact on reproductive health
• The role of community and ceremony in Afro-Indigenous birth practices

Event Details:

• Date: February 1-2, 2025
• Location: Clayton County, Metro Atlanta area (Exact address will be sent 3 days before the event to those who register)
• Early Bird Price: $350 (Available until January 15, 2025)
• General Admission: $450
• VIP Admission: $650 (Includes 1 month of 1-1 mentoring sessions with me, tailored to your personal and professional growth in Afro-Indigenous birth practices)

This training is designed for birth workers, doulas, midwives, and anyone interested in connecting with Afro-Indigenous traditions to support spiritually, physically, and emotionally birthing individuals.

Even if you can’t attend in person, you can still participate! The session will be recorded, and you’ll receive a workshop copy. You can join live virtually, and the recording will allow you to revisit the material at your convenience.

Why Attend?

• Connect with your community and learn directly from an Afro-Indigenous midwife and women’s health specialist.
• Gain practical, hands-on skills to incorporate into your birth work practice.
• Take part in an intimate, nurturing learning environment in my own home (a space designed for learning, community, and empowerment).

Secure your spot today and join us in an inspiring, sacred space where we will learn, share, and grow together. This is a perfect opportunity for anyone seeking to deepen their connection with traditional birth practices and empower their work with BIPOC families.

Early Bird Tickets Below