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Dates
Sunday 08/09/2026 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sunday 09/13/2026 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sunday 10/11/2026 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Pricing
$0.00 Beloved Mothers Circle
Join us for a free monthly Mothers Circle, a welcoming space to connect, share, and grow in community. Together with the Beloved Yoga sangha and LeShanta as our Circle Keeper, we hold space for reflection and shared growth. Each month, a unique theme or guest facilitator is offered to support your maternal journey, from pregnancy through postpartum and beyond. See the schedule below
We’ll meet on the second Sunday of each month at 11:00 AM.
Babies and little ones are welcome. Each gathering will include light movement, a relaxed “sip and chat,” and plenty of space for sharing stories, laughter, and support.
Come as you are, stay for connection, and leave feeling nourished in both body and spirit.
Creating a Mother Village: Reimagining what it means to mother together.
Circle Guest: Laura Mansfield, founder of Matria House
Description:
What does it mean to mother together in today's world? When does the need for mothering begin and end? As families become more isolated and the pace of life grows increasingly demanding, many mothers find themselves longing for deeper connection, practical support, and a true sense of belonging. Join Laura of Matria House for a conversation about intentionally creating the kind of village where mothers, babies, and families can flourish. Together we'll explore how community is built, why it matters, and the small but meaningful ways we can begin supporting one another again.
Passing Down the Past: Understanding the Family Patterns We Inherit and Share with Our Children
Circle Guest: Marsha Evans, LPC, founder of Marsha Listens and Willow Tree Counseling Center and Educational Center
Description:
We inherit more from our families than the stories we know or the medical history we can document. Some patterns are spoken and understood, while others may be carried forward without us even realizing it. Join us for a thoughtful conversation with circle guest Marsha Evans, LPC, a mental health provider who also works with Family Constellations, as she guides us in exploring how family history and inherited patterns may influence the way we relate, cope, parent, and connect. Together, we'll consider what we want to intentionally pass on to our children, what we may want to leave behind, and how to become more aware of what we could be passing down without even knowing it.
Hypnotherapy for Motherhood: Birth, Baby, Postpartum & Beyond
Circle Guest: Ivana Lombardo, founder of Great Beginnings Births
Description:
Motherhood invites us into new experiences at every stage, and our thoughts, emotions, and nervous system play a powerful role in how we move through them. Join us for a conversation exploring how hypnotherapy can support mothers from pregnancy and birth through postpartum, parenting, and life's ongoing transitions. Ivana will introduce the principles of hypnotherapy, clear up common misconceptions, and share practical ways it can be used to cultivate calm, confidence, resilience, and healing throughout the maternal journey.
LeShanta Baker
LeShanta Baker is a maternal-child health nurse and perinatal movement instructor who believes the maternal journey mirrors the path of personal growth. She guides women and birthing parents in cultivating peaceful mobility, mindful movement, and confidence in their whole self, body, mind, and spirit, throughout pregnancy, birth, and beyond.
A Florida native and graduate of Florida A&M University’s nursing program, LeShanta has supported families in hospitals, birth centers, and community settings across the country since 2007. Her own experience of overcoming infertility and welcoming her “miracle” son deepened her commitment to guiding others with compassion.
She is a NASM-Certified Stretching & Flexibility Coach (SFC), a certified Dancing for Birth™ Instructor and Trainer, a Board-Certified Case Manager (CCM), and was previously certified as a Labor Doula and Infant Massage Instructor, experiences that continue to inform her holistic approach to perinatal movement and education.