The Family Dances

Only we can name our wildest fertility dreams.

As mothers and women, our fertility and creativity are inextricably linked. How we feel about our fertility, whether or not we have children or want to have children, affects how deeply we engage with our creativity. Ultimately, our fertility is an expansive and majestic source of energy that we can apply to any aspect of our lives. When we fully embody its abundant, life-giving power it has the capacity to transform our world in infinite ways.

Our Fertility Dreams services support you as you become more intimately engaged with your fertile and creative magic. We use writing, dance, especially Liberated Booty, storytelling, movement rituals, and creative practice methodologies to explore, identify, and amplify your receptivity to your own fertile radiance.

fertile Blooms Responsive Journaling

Writing is one of the most powerful ways to access our authentic feelings and understandings about our fertility. The Fertile Blooms Responsive Journaling process supports you through the labors of finding and articulating your own words. In doing so you’ll uncover new opportunities for shaping, shifting, or reinventing yourself, your creative practice, and your relationship to your fertility.

birth journey processing

Have you been meaning to write your birth story? Do you need help untangling the many layers of your story? Are you overwhelmed with where to begin? If you can answer yes to any of these questions, then our Birth Journey Processing is for you. Each session is customized to your specific needs and includes storytelling prompts, creative dialogue practices, story mapping techniques, guided writing activities, and personalized possibility outlines for continued explorations into your birth journey.

about the fertility dancer

Binahkaye Joy is a Mother Mother, fertility dancer, writer, movement facilitator, lactation counselor, creativity coach, and co-creator of TheFamily Dances. She centers her fertility in everything she does, and engages her creative practices as opportunities to enhance the application of her fertile magic in everyday life moments. As a fertility dancer, Binahkaye’s movement explorations support her labors toward her personal fertility dreams, and she cultivates learning and sharing spaces where other mothers and women can connect more radiantly and lovingly to their own creative centers. Her practice has evolved through years of experimenting with recovery pathways after recurrent pregnancy loss and fertility trauma. She has also extensively documented her conception, birth, postpartum, and mothering journeys, and developed intricate systems of correlation between the biological, emotional, mental, and spiritual interplay of our reproductive organs. Accessing infinite portals of possibility through her writing, dance, mothering work, and community making, Binahkaye revels in the generative labors that bring our sweetest, wildest fertility dreams to life.

Header photos also by Colin A. Danville