THE GOOD ENOUGH MOTHER PODCAST
Creative Community Making for Mothers
November 6, 2022
COMMUNITY BUILDING FOR MOTHERS, CREATING YOUR VILLAGE, WOMEN’S CIRCLES, MOTHERS’ CIRCLES, CREATIVITY, MOTHERHOOD, EMPOWERED MOTHERING
with doula, mentor and women’s circle facilitator Rachael Rose
Today, I speak with a doula, mentor and women’s circle facilitator Rachael Rose.
Rachael works to build a community around motherhood and is driven by a desire for mothers to feel less alone as they journey through rites of passage such as pregnancy, birth, postpartum, launching and running a business, and navigating the complexities of mothering in the modern world. She is a strong advocate for community making and re-villaging in ways that are practical, honest and simple. She's also very frank about the need for mothers to actively pursue and maintain relationships, and that community takes effort, time and a little discomfort.
We discuss what she's learned from being a circle facilitator and mentor, and what she feels mothers are needing most right now. She shares her own experiences with mothering and business, and what she has learned since the birth of her first child.
— Rachael Rose in conversation with Sophie Brock, Ep #83 The Good Enough Mother Podcast
The more that we seek wisdom outside ourselves, the less powerful we feel as mothers.
I'm really trying to just create spaces where women can talk and to be seen and heard for who they are, whether that's feeling amazing about their motherhood experience, or having a shit time of it. And there's always going to be grades and in betweens as well.
WHEN WOMEN GATHER, MAGIC HAPPENS
Ignite a fire in you so that you can create the spaces the world desperately needs.
Rachael has recently released Together, her online Women’s Circle Facilitator Training and over 130 women from all over the world have joined.
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meet
rachael rose
Rachael Rose is a mother of two, a pregnancy and postpartum doula and a women’s circle facilitator. Rachael wants mothers to be seen and celebrated, to feel loved and less alone. She is utterly obsessed with creating spaces of connection for women, through her circle work.
“We can have differences in opinion. And that's where we've got to just know that that village would not have been free of conflict, and it is human to have differences and to still be able to meet in respect in some way, shape or form.”