Bring Back the Village

State:	California
Address:	1496 Hymettus Street, Encinitas, CA 92024
Zip code:	92024
Phone:	(619) 752-4529
Website:	http://bringbackthevillage.org/

Monday:	10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Tuesday:	10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Wednesday:	10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Thursday:	10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday:	10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday:	Closed
Sunday:	Closed

• Dr. Stanton Hom
  
  
  (April 11, 2019, 11:23 am)

  My wife and I had this amazing experience with Bring Back the Village's Gina Janc LMFT, PPNE and Becky Gonzalez MT, PPNE, Birth Doula. Their Parent Ceremony was simply a gift.
  
  It's hard to put into words what their work will do for us as a couple and parents-to-be. This isn't something MEN typically talk about - but as a call to all men out there, you aspiring dads, let's connect and talk more.
  
  This ceremony included calling in the power of our ancestors. This was amazing because my wife and I come from such different backgrounds both of which we know we will lean on in raising our kiddo. There were powerful visualizations that I felt we NEVER would have done that guided us through things we would love to release - parenting traits we do not want to carry into our time as parents. And things about us we want to enhance in parenting.
  
  Probably the most significant experience of the ceremony was not one thing..... it was in the details. These two overdelivered on the entire ceremony. From the venue, to the layout of the room, to the many healing processes, and the FOOD at the end. EVERY detail was laid out to perfection by these to wonders of human beings.
  
  I should add that as a man, I felt totally safe in what could seems very foreign of an environment.
  
  We are grateful. More mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually prepared for parenting.
  
  Thanks you two. You are blessings. Your work is transformative. We are recommending for sure. And in my practice, I will share your work with all those who will benefit.

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After the birth of our daughter, Ella, I was inspired to create Bring Back the Village, to provide therapeutic support for women and their families as they prepare for the transition to parenthood. Parenting is no easy task. As women we undergo a profound transformation spiritually, emotionally...

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