Celebrating the entry of young girls into adult womanhood has a positive effect on a woman's relationship with menstruation. There will undoubtedly be a big difference between a girl who looks forward to her first period and one who wishes it never came. When the first words are more of an informational nature, devoid of the deep meaning of bleeding, it is not so easy to build a positive relationship with the period. Sometimes the first associations we learn with a period are: pain, fatigue, tenderness, intensity, limitations in sports or swimming. But it doesn't have to be that way. During this ceremony, there is time to talk about periods and patiently answer any questions. It's a time for a girl's night out for all generations, a time to show care with massages, spas, and special gifts. Menarche creates a safe space and time where a girl is accepted into a circle of adult women. It has a positive influence on growing up, healthy self-esteem, and a healthy attitude towards one's own body. Menarché can also be arranged for adult women who would like to polish their relationship with menstruation and the issue of womanhood in this way. It is also suitable for the return of menstruation after a long absence due to long term illness for example. It is also suitable for girls who have been anxiously awaiting their first period for several months and feel that all their friends have already had theirs. It is incredibly beneficial for every creature and the Earth to feel accepted, for women this need is very strong. Feeling accepted is one of the most beautiful gifts we can give our daughters, nieces, granddaughters, friends and other women.

This session consists of an introductory talk, a belly massage to promote fertility, heat delivery to the kidney area and a beautiful symbolic ritual at the end. The talk will help us to better assess the situation and whether we need to focus more on the body or on the emotions, or perhaps on a different timing of lovemaking. The belly massage focuses on the uterus, ovaries and their appendages. I will either be able to relax them myself or recommend someone more knowledgeable. Warming and delivering heat to the kidneys throws up more of an Ayurvedic practice for a change. Rituals help us to better anchor in the subconscious mind that we have just crossed a milestone. This is very conducive to the dream outcome. I can't promise you a guaranteed result, but I will do my best. This ritual has excellent results in the country where it originated, Mexico. And I'm happy to be able to give it to you.

The pre-natal ritual is a celebration of a woman's own fertility, her willingness to become a mother and sharing the joy of a new soul coming into the world. It is a celebration with ceremonial elements rather than one long ritual. However, this does not detract from the depth of the experience of this special occasion. The timing is appropriate after the completion of the first trimester to the end of pregnancy. For this purpose, I recommend inviting your loved ones with whom you want to share the joy of your pregnancy to the celebration. The number of people attending does not matter, what is important is that they are people with whom you feel relaxed and comfortable. Partner, family, friends, all together, circle of closest friends, maybe enriched by your mother and grandmother, aunt. From experience, I can recommend inviting just the older women of the family folk. Because maybe through a ceremonial celebration with you of something so joyful and beautiful you can find your way to each other. There can be a spontaneous passing on of responsibility and wisdom to a new generation, often non-verbally. There can be healing of the family line, perhaps your mother or grandmother didn't have the opportunity to have such a celebration and can nurture her feelings and memories through you. Alternatively, if you feel that the company of anyone is not at all suited to your needs right now, it may be possible to meet just between 4 eyes. The prenatal ritual is also used in some cultures to announce pregnancy.

This ritual is exclusively for the woman after childbirth. Preferably towards the end of the sixth week, effective until about one year after childbirth. It serves to close the topic of childbirth. You are alone in the ritual, without baby or partner. It is the last space of time where you let go of the woman you were before giving birth. It is a place where you can pay tribute and give thanks that you survived and made it through the birth. Thanking your body for managing to nourish and carry the baby. Thanking each contraction for helping the baby into the world, coming to terms with the pain you experienced, and most importantly breathing a deep sigh of relief. The entire ritual is guided to deep rest, respect for the amazing female body, and physical support for the wrapping of the uterus and pelvic bones. Included is sharing, or partial sharing of the birth story, a sit down with cocoa or good tea, massage as needed, and a bone closing ritual. The wrapping helps the woman on all levels, emotional and physical... and I believe on the mental as well.