Klyne Love- Bodywork, Mothercare & Workshops

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Klyne Love- Bodywork, Mothercare & Workshops

I curate nourishing spaces and experiences for women to feel seen, held and empowered. Postpartum education, planning and support.

Women's health bodyworker - weaving together Craniosacral therapy, Tul'ix Maya Womb & Belly Care, Holistic Pelvic Care™ and Cesarean scar tissue work. Tending to wombs & hearts; Mothering the Mother with skillful care and loving touch. I also run workshops, trainings and events. Working from a private clinic space in Alstonville, and home visits throughout the Northern Rivers.

03/11/2026

"Womb healing" looks and feels different for every person.

Have you tried any of the healing modalities listed?
I'd love to hear of what has worked for you 💛

21/09/2026

It's hard to believe Nourishing the Mama is almost here 🥹

This offering has been with me for the last few years; a seed of an idea that originally took form as my in-person Nourishing Basics workshop.
I ran five rounds of that offering and it was one of the most fun and rich "work" experiences of my life so far.

I quickly realised in that container that four hours was barely scratching the surface and that there was so much more I wanted to explore.
I also really wanted to create a space where participants would have the opportunity to interact with a variety of different cultural perspectives on postpartum nourishment.

I wanted to zoooooom in on our internal, bio-individual terrain and then zoooooom right back out to see how culture and our environment also influence our digestion and our relationship to "nourishment".

I want bigger, broader, deeper & more nuanced conversations about postpartum care.

I dream about a widespread reclamation of postpartum care traditions in the modern world, wherever these practices have been lost to time and colonisation.

I believe that if we embody the kind of care we wish we had received; if our children and our families see us behaving in a certain way, showing up for our community in specific ways, that they will then carry these stories as "normal" and the ripple effects will be felt for generations.

I would love to have you joining me in these conversations.
Enrolment is still open, closing at midnight AEST tonight.
Link is in my bio to join 🌹

20/09/2026

✨ ... Mood lately ... ✨

Slide 1 - Partera Salvaje
Slide 2 - Partera Salvaje
Slide 3 - Jenn ✨ Sobadora de Matriz ✨ Intuitive Womb & Belly Tending
Slide 4 - Catie Atkinson
Slide 5 - Lauren | Girl Mum | Holistic Postpartum Doula & Doula Mentor
Slide 6 - The Female Quotient®
Slide 7 - J. Mari LaCroix
Slide 8 - Karim Wafa-Al Hussaini
Slide 9 - The Plantriarchy

19/09/2026

A little snippet from the free online webinar I held "Beyond the Bowl: Oxytocin and Postpartum Digestion" 🌸

If you'd like to watch the whole 75min class, it'll be available until we kick off the deeper online Immersion on Tuesday. So message me or register via the link in my bio to receive the link 🙏🏻

18/09/2026

5 Things I Wish Birthworkers Knew About Postpartum Food

1. Bio-individuality is a thing

While there are definitely basic fundamental principles for nourishing freshly postpartum bodies, we have to acknowledge the huuuuge variety of each individual person.

Ancestral foods, current climate and biosphere, gut microbiome, relationship to food and eating, cultural practices, accessability and so much more!

2. Properly preparing ingredients is a non-negotiable

Humans have known and practiced proper food preparation for millenia. With the break in cultural stories around food and cuisine for many people, so too have we lost some critical basic knowledge around how to prepare certain ingredients so they are actually bio-available and digestible. With tender postpartum physiology in mind, these practices need to be remembered and used.

3. JOY & oxytocin needs to be factored in

Getting to know our clients, asking the right questions pre-birth to hopefully have a baseline understanding of HOW they eat, WHY they eat and what foods, dishes and drinks bring them JOY, is a huge professional “hack”. Oxytocin is hugely intertwined with our digestive system and pivotal in the early postpartum time for healing.

4. There are simple kitchen skills that can elevate your food

Truly, it can be so easy to take your “good” food offerings to “wow this is so delicious” (also, “delicious” verdict = oxytocin)

Things you may not have considered, small adaptations and quirks and processes to make things more delicious. Because postpartum mamas deserve yumminess.

5. Over-reliance on lactation cookies is a sign of a dysfunctional dynamic

Okay so this is a BIG and very nuanced topic, but the key point here is that noticing patterns of over-reliance on snacky foods in the postpartum can be a powerful way to help support a newly born mother and the whole family.

Cont in comments 👇🏻

17/09/2026

Jenn Mason is not only a beloved friend of mine, but she's also a Sobadora de Matriz, Tul'ix Therapist and Teacher Tul’ix Indigenous Arts and an absolute powerhouse of wisdom and healing.

She serves her sweet community in San Antonio, Texas, through work that brings together science supported + indigenous based practices to help her clients on fertility journeys, healing menstrual and digestive issues and so much more.

I asked Jenn to join us to share her incredible journey of reclaiming her ancestral medicines and to share her perspective as a Maya woman and healer in the world at this moment in time. We are sooo excited for her session with us on Tuesday 6th October 😊💛

16/09/2026

Felt like these IG stories deserved a spot on the grid ✨

15/09/2026

There's soooo much to understand about our beautiful, miraculous, life-creating and sustaining bodies 🤍

Forever in awe of our bodies and the wisdom we all carry 🙏🏻

If you'd like to be curious and in awe with me, check out the details at the link in my bio x

11/09/2026

I want you to feel confident offering deeply nourishing foods and drinks to the newly born mamas in your life.
I want you to have a bone-deep understanding of the physiology of postpartum and a nuanced approach to each individual mama in your care.
I want you to feel solid in your pricing and to be in alignment with true reciprocity for your vital work.
I want your food to be YUMMY! Not in an overwhelming-for-the-freshly-postpartum palate but in a wowww-this-tastes-like-a-warm-hug deliciousness way. To have strategies for soup overwhelm and to be factoring JOY and oxytocin in ✨
There's work to be done, I'd love to have you join us 💛

25/04/2026

Hey friends!
We're gearing up for such a fun fundraising event tonight in Brunswick Heads!
Tickets are still available via and not only will there be tickets selling for this epic raffle, there will also be delicious Palestinian food and drinks and yummy cakes ✨
Not to mention music and a dial in with the local people who have left to be part of the crew for the Sumud Flotilla.
See you there! ❤️🖤🤍💚

Address

Alstonville, NSW

Website

http://www.klyne.love/, http://www.instagram.com/klyne.love

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