Transpersonal Mentorship for the child bearing continuum
first breath
LIVE 8 week guided intensive
For those who want to delve deep into the imprints left by our birth experiences, exploring how these imprints affect various aspects of our lives including relationships, parenting, work and overall well-being.
The 2026 Transpersonal Birth Mentorship
A personal and professional development program for those wanting to bring decolonial perspective and action into their lives and practices.
Together we remember and create Mother (earth) centred ways.
For mothers, birthing families and practitioners birthing more powerful and sustainable ways of being.
Aimee Aroha
I believe each person is a sacred expression of nature and has the capacity to nurture seeds of change within themselves when the right support is available.
When we understand where we come from and the roots that have led us to where we are, we can begin to plant new seeds and cultivate long lasting growth.
The whole human experience encompasses many aspects including the psychological, somatic, spiritual and systemic. The lens through which I work seeks to understand and validate each of these aspects. My approach to my work is largely informed by a pre colonial Māori worldview and framework, while also influenced by my own healing journey, education and training in various modalities.
“Action on behalf of life transforms. Because the relationship between self and the world is reciprocal, it is not a question of first getting enlightened or saved and then acting. As we work to heal the earth, the earth heals us.”
― Robin Wall Kimmerer
Our intentional prints are a celebration of the ancestors, motherhood, birth, family, life, and Papatuanuku (the Earth Mother)
Kind Words
I acknowledge the Owners of the Bundjalung Nation for whom sovereignty has never been ceded.
I pay my respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
As a settler here I recognise that this land was stolen from First Nations people, I commit to walking humbly on the land and with the utmost respect for the continuing culture of all First Nations people.