Sacred Window Podcast: Nurturing Awareness in Postpartum Care
Oct 27, 2026 · 44 min · 10 segments
**What happens when caring for others leaves little room to care for yourself?** In this episode of the Sacred Window Podcast, Christine Eck welcomes Alysha Bell for an honest conversation about…
Christine Devlin EckHostAnd I think that you're doing some really beautiful blending of the work you did as an esthetician with your postpartum care business.
What did you envision when you first started looking for building this postpartum care business? What was important to you to have in that practice?
So big thing, like when I went into it first, I was looking at birth work and then, then I really like I switched over.
I did both birth and postpartum training and then postpartum, I was like, wow, like we really need The biggest thing with aesthetics is like human touch.
And we're trained about it in aesthetics and how so many people, like they come to go get a facial just because they're being touched by another human and what that does for them, right? It's not even the skincare part of it.
So I really, really wanted to bring that into my practice because it's a blend of kind of my past.
And also it's still very important no matter what stage of life you're in to have that touch in your life.
And then, yeah, even just the everything encompassing postpartum food and the body work and the connection, like all of that is really important.
I think it just naturally, um, being able to be, um, there for someone during that time and just being that connection is, is still so important.
I love, I just have to say too, that I just really appreciate your just playful, like opportunities for connections.
presence that it just brightens my day when I see you share things in such a real and, um, honest way.
And I, I think that at its heart, just showing up for people is about creating a connection and, um, And that's, that's why we're here.
But the reality that so many people in the caregiving field, you know, whether it's caring for new families or whether it's caring for our own children or whether it's caring for elderly people, whether it's caring for people who are ill or experiencing imbalance, like we all at some point experience an impact on our own wellbeing.
And I think that you're doing some really beautiful blending of the work you did as an esthetician with your postpartum care business.
What did you envision when you first started looking for building this postpartum care business? What was important to you to have in that practice?
So big thing, like when I went into it first, I was looking at birth work and then, then I really like I switched over.
I did both birth and postpartum training and then postpartum, I was like, wow, like we really need The biggest thing with aesthetics is like human touch.
And we're trained about it in aesthetics and how so many people, like they come to go get a facial just because they're being touched by another human and what that does for them, right? It's not even the skincare part of it.
So I really, really wanted to bring that into my practice because it's a blend of kind of my past.
And also it's still very important no matter what stage of life you're in to have that touch in your life.
And then, yeah, even just the everything encompassing postpartum food and the body work and the connection, like all of that is really important.
I think it just naturally, um, being able to be, um, there for someone during that time and just being that connection is, is still so important.
I love, I just have to say too, that I just really appreciate your just playful, like opportunities for connections.
presence that it just brightens my day when I see you share things in such a real and, um, honest way.
And I, I think that at its heart, just showing up for people is about creating a connection and, um, And that's, that's why we're here.
But the reality that so many people in the caregiving field, you know, whether it's caring for new families or whether it's caring for our own children or whether it's caring for elderly people, whether it's caring for people who are ill or experiencing imbalance, like we all at some point experience an impact on our own wellbeing.
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