Cesarean mothers are more likely to be separated from our babies after birth.

Sometimes, separation is for a few hours…often, for many hours…and periodically, for days or weeks.

Whatever the separation time, Cesarean moms often miss the Golden Hour. We are more likely to struggle with bonding, breastfeeding, and “settling in” to motherhood.

We are also more likely to carry grief, sadness, and “what ifs” about those lost moments.

While separation is sometimes medically necessary, it’s usually the result of hospital protocol that ignores evidence-based guidelines to keep moms and babies together, skin-to-skin, directly after birth and for at least 2 uninterrupted hours following birth.

If you were separated from your baby after birth - for any period of time and for any reason - this workshop was designed for you.

Rituals for Repair After C-Section (Part 1): Repair with Baby

What we’ll cover

• The evidence behind keeping moms and babies together after birth — and common repercussions when this evidence is ignored.

• Learn 3 rituals and practices for repair with baby, including the “rebirthing” technique

• Science behind rebirthing as a memory “re-imprinting” tool

• How to talk to your baby about their birth (without focusing on your trauma)

• Designing your own repair rituals and practices

• Sharing and Q&A

Monday, June 15, 2026

1:00-2:30pm Eastern Time (10am Pacific / 6pm BST)

This webinar will be recorded and the replay will be available within a few days.

Cost: $69 USD

Early registration is encouraged.

This is Part 1 in a series of live online workshops focused on emotional repair after c-section. I invite you to email me and share what you’d like to see next.