You already sit with families.
A midwife. A doula. A childbirth educator. Somebody parents already trust with the most private hour of their week.
This is the room you have wanted to run.
You have watched couples prepare for a birth and walk out unprepared for each other. AMAE is the eight evenings that close that gap, and it wants somebody like you standing in it.
Six couples who keep each other, in your town.
You open the dates, you hold the room, and eight evenings later six families walk out with five others they will telephone at midnight for years. That is what you are actually running.
The eight evenings, written
Every session, in order, with the words already there. You bring the room and the people rather than a curriculum.
The ceremony
The night at the end, and how to hold it so it lands the way it should.
Your training
Before your first room, with somebody who has already run one.
Your own screen
Open a date, watch it fill, see who is coming. Built for somebody who opens it every week for years.
The vows, kept
Every family who sits in your room leaves with a promise held safely for as long as they want it.
Your town, your dates
$400 from each couple who sits in the room. You hold the licence, you open the dates, and the room is yours to fill.
An initial amount, then a fee each year.
Written to a figure a facilitator can genuinely earn back. The numbers are Paige's and we will put them in front of you rather than leave you guessing.
Every child arrives carrying a wonder that belongs to no other person who has ever lived.