Jan-May Schedule 2026

 Ladies,

If you are new or returning, we would love to invite you to join us for this new season of sessions we're offering. We are excited to learn and grow together by combining science, research, and God's word to learn all about GRIEF and all it encompasses.  

January: this month were learning about grief stages and TRAUMA. What is it? Do you have it? What does it look like in relation to motherhood wounds? 

February: this month we are learning heavily about the brain and body connection to grief and trauma. We will learn what it looks like to hold and store those heavy experiences in our body and you will walk out knowing you are NOT alone in all that you are feeling. We will discover the unique and beautiful ways the Lord created our bodies to hold, process, and release the trauma's of this life and what that looks like to combine our understanding of God's word with the very real effects on our mind and body that we experience everyday. 

March: Grief and FAITH- what does it look like to walk through your faith journey while grieving? Where is the Lord in our suffering? 

April: We will look at what it means to step forward in hope- colliding our grief with our faith. What does hope and healing truly look like this side of heaven?

May: We will be holding our annual Missing Mothers Day event prior to a holiday that can be so painful for our women. You will be honored, loved, and cared for as we celebrate your motherhood on earth and in heaven. 




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