JOIN US FOR A VERY SPECIAL SPEAKER SESSION

Featuring Jacy Rabold, author of Carried: A restorative 100-day journal to find healing and hope after a complicated birth

This free, adults-only event is an opportunity for those who have experienced complicated or traumatic births to find hope and a healing path forward. No matter where you are in your postpartum journey, from the early weeks to the years that follow, you are sure to find a safe and welcoming space here together, both in person and in the pages of Carried, as you begin to process your unique stories in new ways. 

The evening's format will include a brief introduction by me (Steph) followed by an interview and sharing session with Jacy, where we will hear about her birth experience and behind-the-scenes insights from this incredible book. We will then open the floor to any of your questions. This is a great chance to find community and healing by integrating all of our collective experiences. We hope you can join us!

Our hope is that this evening feels less like a formal event and more like a gathering in a living room with friends who truly understand. Wear whatever makes you feel comfortable, and come as you are. We want you to leave feeling a little lighter, more hopeful, and reminded that you are not walking this journey alone.

Please RSVP to let us know you are coming, and feel free to share this with any other parents you know who might benefit from this session together! Appetizers and drinks will be provided, and each attendee will receive a free copy of Carried to take home.

We can’t wait to welcome you to this special evening and to continue providing hope, healing, and possibility through our 4those programs!

About the Author

Jacy is a mother of three who knows firsthand that birth and motherhood don’t always go according to plan. She is the author of Carried: A Restorative 100-day journal to find healing and hope after a complicated birth. Jacy is passionate about helping moms go from feeling lost and powerless to feeling seen, empowered & supported. 

Writing has always been a part of her life and now serves as one of the primary ways she processes the messy and tender realities of postpartum life. Her hope for this journal is simple: if you see yourself somewhere in these pages, you’ll feel a little less alone—and a lot gentler with yourself in your healing process.

Jacy lives in Lafayette, Colorado, with her husband, young family & dog. When she’s not chasing kids or exercising, you can find her planning the next adventure, spending quality time with the people she loves, reading, cooking, or curling up with a good show and a tall glass of wine.

For more information about Jacy, please visit her website at jacyrabold.com.