About

Hi, I'm Morgan

My journey with ancient healing began in 2012, when I studied Sivananda yoga and Ayurveda in Vietnam. It sparked a lifelong love for the old ways of caring for the body, and for travel.

Over the next five years, I trained at the Baan Hom Samunphrai School in Chiang Mai, Thailand, where I studied traditional Thai massage as well as womb lifting, an ancient Thai practice for fertility and postpartum care. There, I also learned the Thai and Korean traditions that surround birth and the weeks after it.

Along the way, I learned about healing herbs and plants alongside Indigenous communities in Brazil, earned my Reiki certification, and spent time as a nanny caring for little ones and their families. I've also spent years working in the Los Angeles health and wellness world, and at local farmers markets.

Everywhere I've been, I've seen the same thing: families today are missing the wisdom the old traditions carried for life's most important journey. No mother was meant to do this alone. The Forty Days is how I bring that wisdom home to you.

Sending love,
Morgan

Our honoring promise

Living traditions, held with respect

These traditions belong to real families today. Here's how we honor them.

We name the source.We say “the Korean tradition of sanhujori,” never “an ancient secret.”
We learn from culture-bearers, and we pay them.Ceremonies like Closing the Bones are led by trained practitioners.
We don't sell what isn't ours to sell.Some ceremonies belong to the peoples who hold them. We speak of them with respect, in general terms only.
Every family chooses.Take what fits your heritage and faith. Nothing is required.