Xen Moms Community Invitation
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Hi there! When I first send out the survey about the community for moms I'm building, you mentioned you might be interested in the community side of Xen Moms. We are finally getting started, so here is your official invitation! https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1GgdDyU9ei/ A few notes before you join: It's free! It may become a paid membership down the road, once we start adding in resources, check ins, etc. but not while we're in this early phase! That being said, you would be in the beta group. I'm still shaping what lives inside of our group- the discussions, the resources, the videos. I'd rather build it around what you actually need than guess, so I'm asking for participation and feedback once you join so we can really build this community based on your needs. So once you're in, I'll ask: what would make this worth showing up for? What are you looking for that you haven't found anywhere else? See you in there! Best, Xenia Xen Moms | Xen Family Therapy |
Xen Family Therapy
Therapist for Moms going through pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood
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