Postpartum, Together Support group
A space for real talk and emotional support after birth.
The postpartum period brings more than sleepless nights and diaper changes - it brings big emotions, identity shifts, and moments that can feel overwhelming or isolating.
Whether you’re experiencing anxiety, sadness, mood swings, or just not feeling quite like yourself, you are not alone. This group is a welcoming, non-clinical space for new parents to talk honestly about the emotional side of life after birth.
Led by Jenna Hine, LCSW (and fellow mom), each session offers real conversation, gentle support, and connection with others who get it. Come as you are—messy bun, spit-up-stained shirt, and all. Non-mobile babies welcome!
To attend this group, we kindly ask for your financial support of $3 per meeting. You can pay using the button below or with cash or credit/debit card at the studio when you arrive.
Your contributions truly help us keep our support groups going strong, thank you so much for helping us help you and other families and babies in our community. Payment is greatly appreciated but not required. No one will be turned away due to lack of funds.
Find a Class
This 1.5 hour support group runs from 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM every Monday.
Topics explored in our Postpartum, Together support group include:
Postpartum, Together Facilitator:
Jenna Hine, LCSW (and fellow mom)
Jenna is licensed clinical social worker and a mother, partner, and community advocate. She believes in practical life recommendations, everything in moderation and striving for a balanced lifestyle. Her pronouns are she/her.
Jenna practices trauma-informed care and her clinical work is a balance of direct confrontation of the challenges in her client's lives and also loves to take things one-step at a time to maximize success. She loves to take a collaborative and problem-solving approach to reach goals.
She believes individual success comes from a strong community and utilizes systems in the therapeutic setting. Jenna has experience working with families to help support their loved ones in the home through behavioral therapy, the community, and family system. She has worked in many different clinical settings including outpatient psychotherapy with children and adults, in-home crisis, hospital medicine, and emergency psychiatry. Additional areas of experience include ADHD, executive functioning deficits, and ASD.
