Scientification and Sacred Reverence of Birth. Part I
As a doula and holistic therapist the busy-ness and business side of the work can make things seem...
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Nutritional therapy for feminine and postnatal health
When a client comes to me for nutritional therapy we have a consultation and during that...
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Listening to the Legacy of Feminine Laywork
As I sit down to plan my short piece as a guest for Nyumbani kwa Mama, academic jargon from my A...
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