This ceremony is intended for emotional and cultural support and does not replace medical postpartum care.
A gentle postpartum ritual designed to honor and support a mother’s transition after birth.
Closing of the Bones is a traditional postpartum practice rooted in global birthing traditions. It is intended to provide warmth, containment, and emotional grounding after the expansive experience of pregnancy and birth.
This experience may include:
Guided reflection and intention setting
Warm herbal compresses
Gentle body wrapping with rebozo
Light massage and grounding touch
Quiet integration time
The ceremony is offered in the comfort of your home and is typically scheduled between 2–12 weeks postpartum, though it may be adapted based on individual needs.
This is a restorative, supportive experience — not a medical treatment — and is intended to complement your postpartum recovery.
This ceremony is intended for emotional and cultural support and does not replace medical postpartum care.
A gentle postpartum ritual designed to honor and support a mother’s transition after birth.
Closing of the Bones is a traditional postpartum practice rooted in global birthing traditions. It is intended to provide warmth, containment, and emotional grounding after the expansive experience of pregnancy and birth.
This experience may include:
Guided reflection and intention setting
Warm herbal compresses
Gentle body wrapping with rebozo
Light massage and grounding touch
Quiet integration time
The ceremony is offered in the comfort of your home and is typically scheduled between 2–12 weeks postpartum, though it may be adapted based on individual needs.
This is a restorative, supportive experience — not a medical treatment — and is intended to complement your postpartum recovery.
