SAFE TO BE SEEN
For women’s health practitioners: a new paradigm for sharing your work authentically and growing your practice
A FREE, LIVE CLASS with Rachelle Seliga & Ash Robinson
Tuesday, November 3rd · 10:00 am Pacific / 1:00 pm Eastern
Join us for a free community conversation for women's health practitioners on why visibility feels so confusing, and what it actually takes to build the inner capacities and outer skills to be authentic, visible, and be found by the women you're meant to serve.
You know your work matters.
You know there are women who need exactly what you offer.
And still, when it's time to say what you charge for your work, advocate or speak up - a powerful part of you pulls back.
We’ve heard thousands of women call this a "marketing problem." And while it shows up that way, we track it’s actually an inheritance.
For generations, women who spoke their truth, held knowledge, or stood apart paid a price for it. Many still do. Our bodies remember, even when our minds are ready.
So we hide in plain sight: underpricing, over-giving, waiting to feel "ready," hoping the right clients will somehow find us.
But these times are asking more of us.
More women need to be seen - telling the truth about health, birth, bodies, and care. Your clients are looking for you.
Being findable is part of your work.
In this free class, we'll explore what makes visibility feel unsafe, and how to build the skills, capacity, self-trust, and resourcing to be seen anyway, in the ways that feel right to YOU.
Is this you?
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Do you freeze, overthink, or go quiet when it's time to share your work publicly?
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Does marketing feel performative, or out of line with your values?
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Do you feel like the women who need you most can't find you?
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Are you more comfortable giving than receiving, in your practice and your life?
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Do you water down what you really think so it lands "safely"?
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Are you ready to be seen in a way that feels true, grounded, and sustainable?
Join Our Free Class
What we'll cover:
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The inheritance of hiding.
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The cost of speaking up, and the cost of staying quiet.
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Capacity to receive.
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Self-awareness as a practice.
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Resourcing in community.
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Reciprocity.
Meet your Teachers
This class is designed as a community conversation, so it's ideal to attend live. If you can't make it, the recording will be sent by email afterward.
Rachelle Seliga
is a mother and traditional midwife whose work is dedicated to midwifing a cultural shift, in honor of our innate wisdom, personal authority, and the sanctity of Life. She is the creator of INNATE Postpartum Care Trainings, a framework of postpartum and maternal wellness care for practitioners worldwide.
Ash Robinson
is a business strategist and consultant with a particular interest in women's health and well-being. A career entrepreneur, she has built companies in early education, maternal health, and community services, and has supported hundreds of business owners, including Rachelle, to bring their work to the world. Ash is a mother, business owner, and values-driven citizen.
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On November 3rd, 10:00 am Pacific / 1:00 pm Eastern
The women you're meant to serve are looking for you. Let's make it easier for you to be found.