Te’zha Jones Kentucky, U.S.

Te’zha “Lotus” Jones is a womb wellness practitioner, doula, and founder of Wombs Unite, a community-rooted initiative dedicated to reconnecting birthing people with their intuitive and ancestral womb wisdom. She integrates somatic practices, menstrual cycle literacy, and trauma-informed care to support clients through the emotional and physical transitions of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

Te’zha works in the community at Maryhurst as a Child & Family Support Associate (CSA), where she provides trauma-informed care to youth and families navigating complex emotional, developmental, and relational challenges. This professional experience deeply informs her approach to womb-centered healing, giving her a grounded understanding of how trauma lives in the body and how supportive practitioners can help cultivate safety and regulation. She has also completed specialized postpartum trauma training, further strengthening her ability to support birthing people processing birth-related trauma or carrying historical or reproductive trauma into their perinatal journey.

Through womb circles, spiritual embodiment practices, and one-on-one coaching, Te’zha bridges culturally rooted womb traditions with evidence-based perinatal support. Her work centers accessibility, emotional safety, and the belief that every womb carries memory, resilience, and a unique energetic story. She is committed to helping doulas and birth professionals integrate somatic awareness into their practice so they can better serve clients with compassion, insight, and embodied presence.

Session

The Somatic Womb: Integrating Menstrual Awareness & Trauma-Informed Intuition into Doula Support

The womb holds emotional, hormonal, and ancestral memory; and doulas are often the first to witness how this history shapes a birthing person’s experience. This session explores the menstrual cycle as a somatic blueprint that reveals patterns in stress response, emotional processing, and nervous system needs throughout pregnancy and birth.

By weaving together trauma-informed care, intuitive practice, and evidence-based menstrual literacy, participants will learn practical tools for recognizing womb trauma, supporting clients through pelvic tension, and tailoring communication and comfort strategies to each client’s cycle history.

Doulas will leave with a deeper understanding of the somatic womb, empowering them to offer more personalized, culturally responsive, and emotionally attuned support.