Preparing for the Fourth Trimester: A Postpartum Planning Workshop

Join Maible Arden, postpartum care provider, in this postpartum planning workshop for expectant mothers and their villages.
About this Event

Postpartum is a sacred window, not a syndrome.
While we spend months preparing for birth, few of us are taught how to prepare for the weeks and months (and years!) that follow. In this workshop, you'll learn how to create a postpartum rooted in rest, nourishment, warmth, community, and intentional care, so you can enter motherhood feeling supported rather than depleted.

Whether you're expecting your first baby, hoping for a different postpartum experience this time around, or gathering your village before baby arrives, you'll leave with:

• Practical tools for creating a nourishing postpartum environment at home
• Guidance on rest, recovery, food, body care, and emotional support during the fourth trimester
• Ideas for building your postpartum village to receive the care you truly need
• A deeper understanding of postpartum as a transformative threshold, and how to honor this transition with intention
• A comprehensive Postpartum Planning Guide with recipes, resources, and preparation checklists

The design of postpartum time is a window of nourishment, healing, and deep transformation, but that doesn't happen by chance; it is created with care, intention, and community.

About the facilitator:

Maible Arden is a postpartum care provider, Womb Continuum Care practitioner, mother, and lifelong student of women’s bodies, midwifery, herbalism, and traditional healing practices.

Her work supports women across the womb continuum through bodywork, nourishment, education, and community care. She weaves together physiology, ancestral wisdom, and intuition to help women feel resourced, supported, and connected during life’s major transitions.

Maible is devoted to re-villaging: rebuilding the networks of care that allow mothers and families to thrive.

Learn more about Maible Arden here: maiblearden.com

• Ticket tiers are simply a sliding scale with meaningful choice, following the sacred reciprocity model. The middle tier is intended as pricing for those who can afford it. The lower tier is intended as pricing for those who could use some support. The higher tier is intended as pricing for those who are able to afford it and open/able to supporting those in need.
• Tickets must be reserved in advance to attend. Following your registration, you will receive an email with pertinent information regarding the workshop. If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at [email protected]