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When Celebrities Talk About Matrescence
In recent years, several well-known public figures have spoken openly about the emotional and identity changes that accompany becoming a mother. This is important as it expands the discourse on perinatal mental health. Although they may not use the word matrescence, many of their reflections describe exactly this developmental transition — the profound psychological, relational, and embodied changes that unfold as women move into motherhood. Like adolescence, matrescence resh


Childhood Sexual Abuse and the Identity Shifts of Matrescence
Matrescence is a developmental passage — one that can reopen earlier chapters while inviting integration. Childhood sexual abuse and a woman’s reproductive life may be separated by years or decades. And yet traumatic memories can resurface, because they are often held in the body and mind in a non-linear way. When traumatic memories resurface, in those moments, the nervous system may respond as if the past is happening again, leading to sensations of threat, loss of control,


Psychology of the Triple Goddess: Maiden, Mother and Matriarch
Women's mental health develops naturally through several phases in a lifetime.


A Matrescence Bath Ritual: Creating Space for the Transition to Motherhood
The Matrescence Ritual is a full body and mind experience, drawing on conscious and unconscious emotional material.


Aromatherapy to Support Matrescence
Congratulations on starting the wonderful adventure of motherhood! Self-care is crucial during any transformation.


Affirmations for Good Enough Mothering
A gentle list of affirmations to support good enough mothering, self-compassion, and emotional balance during everyday parenting.


Postpartum Depression: Knowing the Signs and Getting Help
It is normal to have feelings of anxiety, stress and depression immediately following the birth are not uncommon—these feelings are often re


Matrescence is a Normal Life Passage
Matrescence is a normal life passage. Matrescense is part of motherhood. It is not postpartum depression
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