A Sovereign C-Section, or My Sacred C-Section™—> a certification training for those who have given birth via cesarean section and their care providers.
> Join Original Instructions School Founder Brittany Wilson and guest instructor Christine McArdle for this online certification training <—
There were times over the past 20 years of being involved with the education of birth care providers and humans who are preparing to give birth that I felt I was mindful of being inclusive to people who have C-sections. However, after having been through it, I now see painfully clear how little I understood or provided in that way. It is in the Spirit of expansion that we offer you our newest Original Instructions certification program, My Sacred C-Section. In it we include training surrounding nutrition, comfort measures, scared tissue remediation, physical rehabilitation, general postpartum care, herbal allies, traditional ceremonial practices, and a road map to recovery for those who give birth via C-Section and their care providers.
A 4-week long online container
Every Sunday in April of 2024 from
Advocacy for Women’s Sexual Sovereignty is Advocacy for Earth
The Commodification Of Ceremonies and Plant Medicine, and the Importance of Traditional Offerings
While it is very true that there must always be reciprocity regarding the exchange between Medicine Person and ceremony attendee, it is a firm traditional understanding across generations and cultures that the attendee must give their offering voluntarily rather than from obligation.
It’s sad that within most modernized cultures this understanding has been lost or forgotten. Hence the argument for “suggested dominions” in order to give..
A Brief Note on Spiritually Bypassing Survivors
A quick note on personality shaming in regards to sexual + reproductive Trauma:
Some harmful things that well-meaning people say when you’re an assertive, outspoken woman who has survived sexual and/ or reproductive trauma;
1. “......but you’re so strong......”
2. “ You are a very sexual woman.”
3. “ It couldn’t have been that bad.”
4. “ Things like that don’t happen to people like you.”
