Fawohodze Healing & Wellness Collective
Our Healing & Wellness Services Include:
Ancestral Healing Services
Ancestral healing is a spiritual and therapeutic practice focused on resolving intergenerational trauma and restoring healthy lineage connections.
Services Include:
Ancestral Lineage Exploration
Guided sessions exploring family history, ancestral patterns, inherited burdens, and healing opportunities.
Energy Work
Body-centered healing practices that release grief, trauma, and survival patterns stored within the nervous system.
Ritual & Ceremony
Community healing gatherings, altars, ancestral honoring, and ceremonial wellness practices.
Traditional & Herbal Medicine
Holistic wellness practices utilizing herbs, roots, leaves, bark, mineral-rich nourishment, and traditional healing methods.
Lineage Repair & Trance Work
Guided ancestral connection work focused on healing troubled ancestral patterns and strengthening healthy lineage relationships.
Ancestral Prenatal & Postpartum Care
Our prenatal and postpartum wellness services integrate ancestral traditions with holistic maternal support to nurture mothers, babies, and families.
What We Offer
The First 40 Days Care
Postpartum recovery support focused on Grounding, rest, nourishment, warming foods, and emotional healing.
Nutritional Guidance
Healing food plans, mineral-rich tonics, ancestral nutrition, and hydration support for prenatal and postpartum wellness.
Emotional & Rite-of-Passage Support
Guidance through the emotional, spiritual, and identity transitions of motherhood.
Tur Wo Ba™ — Mother & Baby Bonding
Traditional Ghanaian baby-wearing practices that support emotional bonding, nervous system regulation, and ancestral connection between mother and child.
TRADITIONS & CEREMONIES
Ancestral Prenatal & Postpartum Care
Hiding the Pregnancy
Traditional protective practices where pregnancy is initially shared only with trusted female elders.
Ceremonial Blessings
Community-centered prayers, songs, herbs, fragrances, and spiritual preparation for childbirth and motherhood.
Postpartum Rest
Traditional 30–40 day recovery periods focused on deep rest, nourishment, and communal care.
Healing & Replenishment
Warming foods, herbal steaming, belly binding, and restorative body practices.
Closing of the Bones Ceremony
Traditional Ghanaian Akan postpartum wrapping and body-closing practices using the Aboyam cloth.
Umbilical & Navel Burial Traditions
Honoring ancestral connection and grounding children to the land and lineage through sacred earth burial practices.