Hi There, I’m Leanne Goveia.

I’ve been supporting postpartum mothers with Ayurvedic Postpartum Care since the birth of my daughter in 2017. It was during my own postpartum journey that I realized the power of caring for mothers during this challenging & beautiful life transition. I currently serve families in Sarasota, FL and surrounding areas with Nourishing Postpartum Meals & In-home Holistic Postpartum Care with an Ayurvedic Lens.

Qualifications

  • Ayurvedic Postpartum Care Specialist

  • Postpartum Nutrition Coach

  • Holistic Postpartum Doula

  • Ayurvedic Health Counselor

  • Holistic Health Coach

My Mission…

Is to help new mothers prevent postpartum depletion with nutrition education, healing postpartum meals and Holistic Postpartum Doula Care. My goal is to nourish, nurture and support your early motherhood journey so you can care for yourself & your growing family from a place of vitality & deeply grounded wellbeing.

Let’s work together. Here’s why!

Learn how to fuel yourself with the most healing foods for your body after birth & create a solid foundation of lifelong wellness

Embrace the traditional postpartum care practices that have supported mothers for thousands of years that are all but lost in modern times

Receive compassionate, judgment free support from someone who understands the importance of this life transition

Know both you and your partner are getting the care and attention you need and deserve as new parents

Feel fully supported in your journey from maiden to mother



“In other times, and in other places around the world, a postpartum period of healing and adjustment was expected and allowed. After the rigorous and demanding act of birth, it was considered critically necessary for the whole family—and for society at large—that a woman be given the first forty days to heal and rest. Other people in her community would feed her, nurture her, and take all responsibilities off her plate, so that she could focus on one thing only: transitioning healthily and happily from expectant woman to mother.”

— Heng Ou, The First Forty Days