community & Support for your journey to and through motherhood 

Marin County & virtual

The Matrescence Circle

An ongoing mother’s group for women seeking depth and nourishment in their matrescence. In-person (San Rafael, CA) and online.

offerings

  • The Matrescence Circle

    Small group support and community for women adjusting to life with a new baby or mothering young children. In-person and online.

  • Birth Story Processing

    Support for those holding grief, anger, and shame after their birth experience. In-person and online.

  • "Kate's guidance and this circle truly feel like a soul-healing experience."

    Dania

  • “My birth story listening experience with Kate was incredibly healing and grounding. She helped me reframe a story I've been telling myself since the birth of my second son, a story that has been laced with guilt and shame .”

    Steph

  • "Kate is a gifted listener — she makes you feel seen, heard, and validated in a way that’s rare and deeply comforting. The results is that this circle has quickly become a space of healing, reflection, and profound support."

    Amy

  • "Kate holds space for mother’s in all walks of the motherhood journey with an authenticity and grace that puts you at ease and helps you to feel welcome and supported as you navigate the complex layers of matrescence."

    Rachel

  • "Kate helped me completely shift the [birth] narrative I had created. I walked away finally feeling a sense of peace, having let go of the heavy emotions I’d been carrying."

    Teresa

  • "Kate and her Matrescence Circle are pure magic! Going to my first circle felt like taking the first deep breath in a long time."

    Grace

I’m Kate

I’m a mother of two & Matrescence Doula

For centuries women had village elders to support them through the portal to motherhood. In fact, the word godmother was adopted from goddess mother — a name for the women in the community who offered this support. My work aims to bring that guidance, community, and compassion back for modern mothers who are carrying so much.

Babies aren't grown overnight.

 Neither are mothers