The missing piece after HG
In my research conversations with women who experienced HG, many described receiving little or no HG-specific support once the pregnancy ended.
They wanted recognition, knowledgeable guidance, a practical plan, and someone who understood the physical and emotional aftermath without minimizing it.
A referral may be helpful when a woman:
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Is struggling with food tolerance, appetite, digestion, hydration, fatigue, or loss of strength
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Feels overwhelmed by supplements, test results, or conflicting advice
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Wants another child but is afraid of becoming that sick again
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Isn’t sure whether her body is ready to try again
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Needs a plan that includes her body, existing children, partner, work, care team, and available support
One Mentorship. Two Pathways.
HG Recovery
For the woman who is no longer pregnant but still feels affected by what her body went through.
Support may include nourishment, food tolerance, digestion, hydration, sleep, physical capacity, practical routines, questions for her providers, and identifying when additional care may be appropriate.
Pregnancy Prep
For the woman who is considering another pregnancy and wants to begin from a more supported place.
Alongside nutritional and physical rebuilding, we may look at her care team, household help, childcare, meals, work, transportation, and plans for responding early if she becomes sick again.
Clear, individualized support.
Women are not handed a standard protocol and left to figure it out alone.
The mentorship considers her history, current concerns, capacity, priorities, and existing professional care. Questions have somewhere to go, and the plan can adjust as her needs change.
This is a three-month, private remote mentorship led by Rebekah, a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner.
Scope of support
Rebekah provides nutritional education and mentorship alongside appropriate medical and mental-health care.
This mentorship does not diagnose or treat HG, replace licensed healthcare, or provide active-pregnancy HG care. Women currently experiencing HG should be directed to their medical team and appropriate acute support.
How to refer a woman?
Simply share this page or the Private Mentorship page with her.
She can review the information before deciding whether to inquire.
I personally review each inquiry and will contact her directly with the next step.
*This work does not replace medical care for Hyperemesis Gravidarum. It is designed to support the body through nutrition, lifestyle, nervous system regulation, and recovery work alongside appropriate medical care.