In Person Postpartum Support Circle

Looking for a cozy space to share your postpartum journey? Join our In Person Postpartum Support Circle where you can connect with other new parents, swap stories, and find comfort in knowing you’re not alone. It’s all about support, understanding, and real talk in a warm, welcoming setting. Come as you are and leave feeling uplifted!

Healing after birth takes a Village, let BMIP be part of your village.

Support groups for parents with children under 5.

Free diapers will be given to those in attendance.

These sessions will be led by

Rachel Wilson (Murgor) who is a rainbow-belly birthing-lactating momma, holistic doula and perinatal mental health therapist in summary.

Rachel is originally from Philadelphia where she learned early on that the path she wished for would require barriers to be torn apart and norms to be redefined.

She went on to Bloomsburg University of PA for her Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice and Psychology. Immediately after Bloomsburg she began her graduate career at West Chester University of PA commencing in 2016 with a Master of Social Work.

Rachel’s passion for maternal physical and mental health was birthed out of her own experiences as a young black woman trying to navigate her own reproductive health. She was brushed off and neglected by providers that now happen to be her colleagues. Regardless of the letters that follow her name she never forgets those experiences. In fact, she allows it to drive her work and support her community.

In 2021 she was given the opportunity to receive doula training and certification by way of Black Mothers in Power and later receiving training as a perinatal mental health professional.

Rachel’s goal is to support, educate and promote wellness in all birthing people, encourage them to advocate for themselves and when they are unable to do so, have someone that can advocate for them!

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Candace Foreman who is the founder of Core to Care, a maternal wellness initiative focused on supporting mothers through postpartum recovery, connection, and community care. With a background in Health Behavior Science and over 9 years of clinical experience, Candace combines her professional knowledge with her lived experience as a mother to create spaces where women feel seen, supported, and empowered.

Through Healing Hearts, Candace is dedicated to creating meaningful conversations around postpartum wellness, mental health, and the importance of building a village during motherhood. Her mission is to help mothers recognize that caring for themselves is an essential part of caring for their families.