Angela Ward

I believe that we can find our way. 

We are living in a time of deep wounding and unresolved trauma which colors our lives from our earliest experiences. Evidence continues to reveal what we, on an intuitive level, already know: that our time in our mother’s womb influences our health and well-being throughout our lives. Pregnancy and birth, as an undisputed extension of sexuality, can exacerbate trauma for parents, which, in turn, will influence the development and growth of the fetus before birth, and may affect the ability to bond with and nurture the baby after birth.

How we welcome life into this world matters deeply.

Imagine if women and their partners were able to quickly do deep work to heal their trauma before pregnancy. Imagine if children were conceived and birthed into healthy and whole families. I want to help potential parents to address and heal their own trauma and create an environment in which to welcome an incarnating soul through psychedelic-assisted preconception work. 

My time at the feet of laboring women and as as an assistant in ceremony has shown me how to trusting the unfolding before me no matter what it looks or sounds like, to sit with people in their pain, grief, fear, joy, and ecstasy, and to intuit when someone might need more connection or guidance along their way. As nurse, I very much trust women’s bodies and intuition and the ability to birth her baby from a place of deep knowing. As a ceremonial space holder, I trust the traveler’s unfolding path however it presents, and as a participant, I trust the medicine as a great teacher in service of ultimate wholeness.