You’ve heard the stories, perhaps whispered in hushed tones or shared with a knowing sigh. The ones that paint postpartum as an isolating battle: a new mother, drowning in diapers and the relentless cycle of feeding, her body aching from birth, her spirit frayed. Maybe it’s the friend who confessed, "My husband had to go back to work after only two weeks, and I was just... lost. The breastfeeding was so hard, I was in pain, and honestly, I felt guilty for not enjoying those first few weeks. I was just trying to survive each day, feeling desperately alone, like I’d fallen into a dark tunnel with no light ahead."

We’ve been there too. We, Priya and Kate, know the landscape of early motherhood intimately – the exhaustion, the steep learning curves, the feeling of being solely responsible for this new life while your own needs fade into the background. Kate vividly remembers her midwife, moments after her son Daniel’s birth, saying, "Okay, just bring him to your breast and nurse him…" “Nurse him???” she thought, a wave of defeat washing over her. “I hadn’t even considered nursing. How do I even do that?” It was just the beginning of realizing how much was unsaid, unprepared for.

You spend so much time and energy planning for your birth – an event that lasts hours, or perhaps days. And then? Your baby is in your arms, and a vast new territory stretches before you. How do you care for yourself, truly care for yourself, amidst the all-consuming waves of postpartum? How do you navigate these precious, tender days, months, and years that follow?

For too long, especially here in the West, we haven't been raised or educated to value the sacred art of supporting and nourishing new mothers and families. Many of us have just limped along, reassuring ourselves that one day we’ll "feel like ourselves again," while enduring countless days feeling adrift, unseen, and bone-tired.

But a change is stirring. Ancient wisdom is re-emerging, and you, reading this, are part of that beautiful resurgence.

You are standing at the precipice of a new life, a profound transformation.

Postpartum isn't just a recovery period; it is the very foundation of your motherhood, the fertile soil that will nourish every seed you plant for decades to come. How will you tend to this sacred ground?

We created Sacred Season because we believe with all our hearts that your postpartum journey doesn't have to be a story of survival. It can, and should, be a time of deep restoration, healing, nourishment, and remembering your innate power and wisdom. It's an invitation to create an environment and a community around you where you can not only care for your baby, but also be profoundly cared for yourself.

This course is born from our lived experiences, our deep study of ancient traditions like Ayurveda, and our decades of work supporting mothers through this profound rite of passage.

We want to change the narrative, to help you reclaim postpartum as the empowering, connective, and truly sacred season it is meant to be.

You don’t have to navigate these waters alone.