Upcoming Central Ohio Events!


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Hey friend! Popping in to make sure you get to check out the upcoming events with Postpartum Together and some of our favorite friends! Click the links for upcoming events!

Events hosted by Postpartum Together

Mom Brew Crew: August 23 @ Henmick Farm and Brewery (Partner: Onward Pediatrics Therapy)
Rewrite the Rules: Building Your Family on Your Own Values: August 26th @ Online Zoom Room (Donation-Based workshop)
*Different date offering* Rewrite the Rules: Building Your Family on Your Own Values: August 26th @ Online Zoom Room (Donation-Based workshop)
Mom Brew Crew: September 20th @ Land Grant Brewing Company
Family Playdate and Mini Photos: Date and location to be confirmed, but hold evenings of Sept. 23rd or 24th!
Mom Brew Crew: October 18th @ Crooked Can
Regulate Together: How Parents Can Lower Stress + Strengthen Connection: October 22nd @ Steadfast Chiropractic

PS:
We are also starting our 6-week Prepping For Baby program next week. If you are between 10-32 weeks pregnant and want to get in on this, you can get 50% off until midnight tonight! (It's so nice to have a few couples going through the same thing the same week so we'd love to add 2-3 more to our program who can start next week!) See all the info on this offering here: Prep for Us: Relationship Coaching for Couples Before Baby Arrives | Postpartum Together

PSS: We also have a kind of secret offering right now for those of you who want an overnight retreat with your partner including guided coaching sessions with us throughout your stay. Intrigued? Reply and I'll fill you in!

And now for some upcoming events from some of our friends:

Donuts with the Doula from Peaceful Doula Care
*Dr. Jimisha Patel will be there and she's a FABULOUS option for a pediatrician if you're looking for more conceirge care!
Hypnobirthing with Aly of Mind Body Baby (A great approach to birth if you're currently pregnant!)
Beyond the Boob: A Whole-Body Approach to Breastfeeding + Pelvic Health from Misama
The WellWoman Summit from Signature Primary Care and Wellness (Not pregnancy focused, more mid-life womanhood in general)
Pregnancy Pain and Your Postpartum: Pain and the Connection to Mental Health with Juniper Obstetric PT and Mary Sanker (Perinatal Mental Health Therapist and actually one of my first clients when she was a new mom!)

Rooting for you friends!

Want to connect on something? Schedule a free call with me here or email me chelsea@postpartumtogether.com

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