Matrescence & identity
Name the emotional, relational, and identity transition of becoming and being a mother.
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Invite Ma.Mom.Mama to hold an honest, culturally responsive conversation about what motherhood changes—and what meaningful support can look like.
BRING THE CONVERSATION TO YOUR COMMUNITY
For organizations seeking a postpartum facilitator, maternal mental health speaker, or thoughtful partner for a community event, Ma.Mom.Mama offers grounded education without reducing motherhood to a checklist.
Founder Drew Richard—an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, Maternal Wellness Advocate, and mother of three—connects clinical insight, lived experience, cultural context, and practical tools in language people can actually use.
CUSTOMIZABLE TOPICS
Every engagement can be adapted for your setting, audience, time available, and goals—whether hosted locally, elsewhere in the world, or online.
Name the emotional, relational, and identity transition of becoming and being a mother.
Talk honestly about baby blues, anxiety, depression, intrusive thoughts, overwhelm, and pathways to support.
Understand what anger may be communicating and practice realistic tools for regulation, boundaries, and repair.
Explore strength, caregiving expectations, inequity, community care, and culturally responsive support.
Create language for changed roles, shared labor, intimacy, conflict, and rebuilding connection.
Help teams and community leaders respond with empathy, clarity, practical resources, and appropriate referrals.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Hospitals, OB-GYN and pediatric practices
Nonprofits and maternal-health programs
Employers and employee resource groups
Universities and professional programs
Faith and community organizations
Birth workers and parent-serving teams
LOCAL ROOTS • WORLDWIDE REACH
Ma.Mom.Mama is available for postpartum facilitation and maternal wellness speaking in Birmingham, Alabama, throughout the United States and internationally.
Virtual workshops, trainings, panels, and conversations make it possible to support teams and communities worldwide without losing the warmth and interaction that meaningful facilitation requires.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Tell us who will be in the room, what you hope they take away, and the practical details you already know.
We will discuss fit, format, timing, accessibility, travel or virtual delivery, and a topic plan tailored to your audience.
Your audience receives clear, compassionate education and practical language they can carry forward.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Options include workshops, community conversations, conference sessions, panels, staff or provider trainings, prenatal and postpartum education, and custom gatherings centered on maternal wellness.
Yes. Ma.Mom.Mama welcomes in-person opportunities where travel can be arranged and virtual engagements for organizations and audiences worldwide.
Yes. Birmingham is Ma.Mom.Mama’s local service area, and local organizations are welcome to request workshops, panels, staff trainings, community events, and speaking engagements.
Yes. Topics, examples, activities, and take-home resources can be shaped for parents, partners, helping professionals, community leaders, employees, students, or mixed audiences.
No. Speaking, facilitation, and educational workshops are not therapy, diagnosis, medical advice, or emergency care. Clinical services and support groups have separate intake and eligibility processes.
FACILITATION & SPEAKING INQUIRY
Share the opportunity below. You do not need every detail finalized; a preferred timeframe, audience, and goal are enough to begin.