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'Pegasus dreaming ~ Reclaiming spirituality in birth' ~ not recorded |
Sunday 2pm |
Join Dr Danielle Arabena a descent of the Meriam Mer people in the Torres Strait, a GP, Healer, Dragon Rider and Doula for an exploration of spirituality in childbirth. Through the use of an historical Indigenous model of wellbeing, we see the disconnect we all experience in the modern world. Dr Danielle will share her experiences with birth portal energy, shamanic and energetic work and provide insight on how Doulas can work with birthing families to reclaim what has been lost. As an advocate for bridging the worlds, Dr Danielle will call in Pegasus as a guide for babies coming into this realm allowing us to connect to and reclaim Spirituality in birth.
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About Dr Danielle ArabenaDr Danielle Arabena is a medical doctor, specialist and educator, and has reclaimed herself as a healer. Through her own transformations, formal higher education studies, trials and shamanic journeying, she has arrived into her true authentic Self as an Alchemic practitioner and a modern day medicine woman who has been taught healing by Spirit. Danielle, a GP of Torres Strait Islander descent, holds workshops, healing sessions and consultations with a special interest in holistic women’s health, menstrual wellness and childbirth. She stands as a bridge between the two worlds…where magic operates within the scientific realm.
Social media Website www.drdaniellearabena.com facebook Dr Danielle Arabena https://www.facebook.com/DrDanielleArabena/ instagram Dr Danielle Arabena |
In support of charity partner:
More and more women are finding out about us and coming to visit. We are run by volunteer doulas. Volunteers gift their time once per week for 2 hours. And often run workshops too.
We love our work! We have fun and unique events too - soon we will host the Hunter First Ever, Doula-Speed-Dating, event!
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Newcastle Birth Movement .OrgHere in the Hunter, Newcastle, NSW we love doing our life changing charity work!
We have built the dream that many dream of and we are KEEN to share how we did it and help others to replicate it - where ever they can - throughout Australia. It has taken huge passion and hard work, but it is extremely pleasurable and rewarding. AND we are even close to being fully self-sustaining. We do what we do, without ANY government support or funding. We exist in a physical space with workshops space too. We provide free and not-for-profit services (that fund our rent and costs). Women and families visit us for activities including:
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