New Mamas Circle

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A 4-Week Postnatal Support Series

Thursdays | 10:00–11:30am | June 4, 11, 18 & 25
Held outdoors at Larkey Park
For mamas + pre-crawling babies
Facilitated by Roxanna Kopp Smith & Amy Marcus
$160 for the 4-week series

Motherhood is transformational — beautiful, disorienting, tender, exhausting, sacred, and deeply human. While many new mothers receive support during pregnancy, the postpartum period often leaves women longing for deeper community, honest conversation, emotional support, and meaningful connection.

The New Mamas Circle is designed to offer a grounded, nurturing space where mothers can gather with their babies and be fully welcomed exactly as they are.

This is not a “how-to parent” class. It is a facilitated support circle rooted in authenticity, nervous system support, reflection, community care, and shared experience.

Together we will create space for:

  • Honest conversations about the realities of motherhood
  • Emotional support and community connection
  • Processing identity shifts and life transitions
  • Nervous system regulation and grounding practices
  • Reflection on partnership, work, family, and selfhood
  • Celebration of both the beauty and complexity of early motherhood
  • Building meaningful local relationships with other mothers

The group will blend gentle facilitation, open discussion, reflective prompts, optional mindfulness practices, and organic connection.

This series is intentionally designed for thoughtful, growth-oriented mothers who want more than surface-level conversation.

Participants will receive:

  • A professionally facilitated support experience
  • A consistent and trusted small group environment
  • Meaningful discussion themes each week
  • Practical tools for nervous system regulation and grounding
  • Emotional validation and normalization
  • Opportunities for authentic connection and friendship
  • Space to process the identity shift into motherhood
  • Community beyond the series itself