Supporting Emotional & Mental Wellbeing During Pregnancy
Calm your mind, connect with your baby, and nurture your emotional wellbeing throughout pregnancy.
A gentle space, made for you
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Pregnant women across all trimesters -
Moms-to-be seeking emotional support, relaxation tools, and practical guidance -
Women who want to prepare mentally and emotionally for postpartum
Pregnancy is not only a physical journey—it is also an emotional transition.
This program is designed to help you:
The essentials, at a glance
Four gentle pillars, woven each week
🧘 Relaxation-Based Practices
- Mindfulness & mindfulness breathing
- Guided visualization & imagery
- Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR)
- Ericksonian-inspired relaxation techniques
- Gentle mind-body calming exercises
✍️ Creative & Reflective Practices
- Journaling prompts
- Affirmations
- Art-based emotional expression
💛 Emotional & Practical Support
- Sleep, stress, and emotional wellbeing strategies
- Body comfort, posture, and daily self-care tips
- Pregnancy-safe relaxation routines
- Emotional preparation for postpartum
💬 Community Support
- Private WhatsApp group for participants
- Safe space to share experiences and ask questions
- Facilitator support and guidance within the group
Yours to keep, beyond the 8 weeks
Weekly guided relaxation audio/video recordings
Simple daily home practices (5–15 minutes)
Journaling & reflection worksheets
Personal “Relaxation Toolkit” for use during pregnancy and beyond
Ongoing community support
Grounded in research, held with care
This program incorporates evidence-informed approaches including mindfulness, relaxation training, guided imagery, and Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR). Research suggests that these practices may support emotional wellbeing and positive pregnancy experiences.
- Reduced stress, anxiety, and emotional overwhelm
- Improved sleep quality, emotional balance, and mood regulation
- Enhanced emotional connection and bonding with their baby
- Greater confidence and coping during pregnancy and the transition to postpartum
- Improved overall sense of wellbeing and self-care
- Fewer pregnancy-related complications and more positive birth outcomes
- Reduced perception of labor pain
- Healthier gestational age at birth and improved birth weight outcomes
- Lower risk of postpartum emotional difficulties and depressive symptoms
- • PMR and relaxation during pregnancy: PMC Research Article
- • Mindfulness and pregnancy outcomes: Wiley Research Article
These findings are based on research studies examining these practices during pregnancy. Individual experiences and outcomes may vary.
What holds every session together
Relaxation is the core of every session (mindfulness, visualization, PMR, Ericksonian techniques)
Short, practical psychoeducation each week
Safe space for emotional awareness and sharing (WhatsApp community)
Simple daily practices for real-life integration
Progressive weekly structure building toward a personal relaxation toolkit
Held by psychologists who understand this journey
This program is designed and facilitated by psychologists with experience in women’s mental health, emotional wellbeing, and therapeutic relaxation practices. We aim to create a gentle, supportive space where pregnant women feel emotionally held, informed, and equipped with practical coping tools throughout their journey.
Rachna Arora
Shalini Purohit
Pregnancy care should go beyond physical checkups
Our vision is to normalize emotional experiences during pregnancy and create accessible mental health support for every woman—especially those who may not otherwise have access to psychological guidance.
Through this program, we hope to:
- Reduce emotional isolation during pregnancy
- Strengthen mental health awareness among moms-to-be
- Build a supportive community of moms-to-be
- Make psychological tools simple, accessible, and usable in daily life
Reserve Your Spot Today
Gift yourself calm, clarity, and connection during this beautiful phase of pregnancy.
Please Note: This is an educational and supportive prenatal wellbeing program and is not a substitute for medical care, psychiatric treatment, or individual psychological therapy. Participants should continue consulting their healthcare provider for pregnancy-related medical concerns.