
Marin Mother’s Circles
safe space to share, process and feel supported through the arc of your motherhood
Upcoming Mother’s Circles
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10/7: First time expecting mother's
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7
1:30-3pm
SAN ANSELMO, CA
A community mother’s circle for women expecting their first child seeking support, perspective and community.
9 spots available.
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10/21: Motherhood Meetup (babies welcome)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21
12:30-2pm
SAN RAFAEL, CA
A facilitated community meetup for postpartum women, mothers of young children, and mothers-to-be. Pre-crawling babies welcome.
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Winter Mother's Group
DATES TBD
A space for postpartum women and mothers of young children to share, connect, and be supported in their journey through motherhood.
I’m Kate
I’m a mother of two & a Matrescence Doula
I created my motherhood support practice after experiencing two entirely different matrescence experiences: one that broke me open, lit me up, and aligned me with my purpose, and another that broke me down and showed me the depths that matrescence can carry you to. Whatever the journey to and through motherhood brings your way, I offer support, perspective, deep listening, and space-holding for the rite of passage and life transition that is becoming a mother (of one, of two, of more).
MY PHILOSOPHY & BACKGROUND
My guidance and space holding centers on you and your truth, no matter what motherhood looks like for you or how you come to it. I meet you where you are, supporting you through what feels best to you in mothering, honoring that each of our motherhood journeys and experiences is entirely our own. My aim is to lend you my stability, care, and deep empathy, and respect for the matrescence process so that you can find your center, your truth, your highest self, and your way forward.
I bring learnings from a range of coursework, life experiences, self work, and support groups, including wisdom from my own matrescence, studies with Seasons of Matrescence, Birth Story Medicine, personal experiences in traumatic birth and postpartum suffering, as well as the feminine experience I’ve witnessed in others through mother’s groups, women’s circles, and friendships.