
The Sacred Window Podcast is a voice for change and growth in shifting the current paradigm in postpartum care. We discuss a variety of topics that range from abortion to eating in postpartum. We are a community passionate about bringing awareness to all aspects of the emotional, physical and spiritual wellbeing during the postpartum time. This podcast is created by the Center for Sacred Window St... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessAlternative Health | |||

We speak often about rest in the postpartum period.
But rarely do we ask who is holding that rest—and at what cost.
In this episode, I reflect on the deeper layers of postpartum care and caregiving through the lens of Ayurveda and lived experience. ... more
What if the way we care for a mother after birth is the same way we are meant to care for ourselves and one another through every transition in life?
In this episode, Christine Eck reflects on how conscious postpartum care extends far beyond the ear... more
There is a quiet longing many of us carry—a knowing that something essential has been lost in the way we support families after birth.
In this episode of the Sacred Window Podcast, Christine Eck reflects on how that longing can become lived purpose.... more
In this solo episode of the Sacred Window Podcast, Christine Eck offers a quiet, steady reflection for caregivers who are holding more than most people can see.
Recorded during the season of darkness and light, this conversation emerges from an awar... more
Whether you are a perinatal practitioner or someone on their matrescence journey, this podcast is an absolute must-listen.
Christine has a way of speaking and interviewing that leaves you feeling nourished and heard after every listen. Not to mention the topics she covers are beautifully interwoven with the natural unfoldings of this time of life.
The conversations and episodes are so wonderful! I love this collective of conscious mothers who want to raise the bar for being the best mothers and whole beings that we can become. I love the eastern approach to PP and motherhood! - Kate L
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Aiming to transform the postpartum care landscape, the podcast explores a diverse array of topics related to the emotional, physical, and spiritual wellbeing during the postpartum period. Conversations often center on the integration of traditional healing practices, particularly from an Ayurvedic perspective, with modern approaches to women's health. Guests include experts in fields such as postpartum doula practice, mental health, and holistic support, emphasizing the necessity of community and personalized care for new parents. The engaging dialogues not only address pressing postpartum issues but also highlight unique personal stories, creating a rich narrative that resonates with both new and experienced parents, as well as birth profe... more
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