A FREE 3-Day Live Virtual Gathering for Mothers

Reclaiming the Aliveness, Health & Longevity of Mothers — for Generations to Come

SEPTEMBER 15 - 17, 2026

A FREE 3-Day Live Virtual Gathering for Mothers

Reclaiming the Aliveness, Health & Longevity of Mothers — for Generations to Come

SEPTEMBER 15 - 17, 2026

20 years from now, when your children are asked what their mother was like, what will they say about you?

Our children's ability to thrive is inextricably interwoven with our own wellbeing.
 

Our children don't experience our motherhood only through what we do for them.
 

They experience us.

  • Our emotions.

  • Our presence.

  • Our nervous systems.

  • Our joy.

  • Our relationships.

  • Our faith.

  • The way we care for ourselves.

  • The way we move through difficulty.

  • The way we love.

  • And the way we live.

 

Motherhood can be one of the most profound transformations of a woman's life.

So what will they remember?

 

Will they remember a mother who was fully alive?
 

A woman who laughed deeply.

  • Who loved well.

  • Who cared for herself while caring for everyone around her.

  • Who had faith.

  • Who had purpose.

  • Who knew how to ask for help.

  • Who surrounded herself with women who helped her become more of who she was created to be.

A mother who didn't disappear inside of motherhood...
 

But became more fully herself because of it.

20 years from now, when your children are asked what their mother was like, what will they say about you?

Our children's ability to thrive is inextricably interwoven with our own wellbeing.
 

Our children don't experience our motherhood only through what we do for them.
 

They experience us.

  • Our emotions.

  • Our presence.

  • Our nervous systems.

  • Our joy.

  • Our relationships.

  • Our faith.

  • The way we care for ourselves.

  • The way we move through difficulty.

  • The way we love.

  • And the way we live.

 

Motherhood can be one of the most profound transformations of a woman's life.

So what will they remember?

 

Will they remember a mother who was fully alive?
 

A woman who laughed deeply.

  • Who loved well.

  • Who cared for herself while caring for everyone around her.

  • Who had faith.

  • Who had purpose.

  • Who knew how to ask for help.

  • Who surrounded herself with women who helped her become more of who she was created to be.

A mother who didn't disappear inside of motherhood...
 

But became more fully herself because of it.

AND PERHAPS ONE DAY THEY'LL SAY:

My mother was part of a generation of women who changed what motherhood looked like.

Not because she did everything perfectly.
 

Not because she never struggled.
 

But because she decided that depletion, isolation and overwhelm would not be the inheritance we continued passing from one generation of mothers to the next.

She chose something different.
 

For herself.
For her children.
And for the mothers who would come after her.
 

Because the truth is...

Modern society has overlooked the mother.
 

The modern world requires more from a mother than perhaps ever before — while offering her less of the village, rest, nourishment and meaningful support mothers have historically depended upon.
 

And it's not our fault.

There is a profound gap in the way modern mothers are cared for — physically, emotionally, psychologically, relationally and spiritually.
 

And we see the consequences all around us.

  • Mothers overwhelmed.

  • Mothers depleted.

  • Mothers lonely.

  • Mothers living in survival mode.

  • Mothers wondering why something they love so deeply can also feel so incredibly hard.

BUT THIS ISN'T WHERE OUR STORY HAS TO END.

She chose something different.
 

For herself.
For her children.
And for the mothers who would come after her.
 

Because the truth is...

Modern society has overlooked the mother.
 

The modern world requires more from a mother than perhaps ever before — while offering her less of the village, rest, nourishment and meaningful support mothers have historically depended upon.
 

And it's not our fault.

There is a profound gap in the way modern mothers are cared for — physically, emotionally, psychologically, relationally and spiritually.
 

And we see the consequences all around us.

  • Mothers overwhelmed.

  • Mothers depleted.

  • Mothers lonely.

  • Mothers living in survival mode.

  • Mothers wondering why something they love so deeply can also feel so incredibly hard.

BUT THIS ISN'T WHERE OUR STORY HAS TO END.

Because we are the women who get to change it.

We get to rebuild the village.
 

We get to learn how to care for ourselves and one another differently.
 

We get to raise children who witness mothers honoring their own health, purpose and aliveness.
 

We get to grow into the matriarchs our families will one day look toward.
 

And some of us will feel called to go even further...
 

To become the women who support other mothers.
 

To fill the gaps we ourselves experienced.
 

To bring better care into our communities.
 

To help create a new paradigm of maternal wellness for the generations coming after us.

THE VILLAGE IS US.

And this is our invitation to gather.
 

To learn.
 

To connect.
 

To remember who we are.
 

And to decide together:
The story of motherhood can change with us.

THE VILLAGE IS US.

And this is our invitation to gather.
 

To learn.
 

To connect.
 

To remember who we are.
 

And to decide together:
The story of motherhood can change with us.

LONG LIVE THE MOTHER

A FREE 3-Day Live Virtual Gathering for Mothers
 

Long Live the Mother brings mothers and leading experts together from around the world for three days of honest, hopeful and deeply important conversations about maternal wellness, motherhood and female longevity.
 

Together, we'll explore:

  • Postpartum Recovery + Nourishment

  • Mental + Emotional Health

  • Nervous System Regulation

  • Hormonal Health

  • Marriage + Relationships

  • Female Friendship + Community

  • Faith + Purpose

  • Pleasure + Aliveness

  • Motherhood + Identity

  • Women's Health + Longevity

Because women's longevity isn't simply about adding more years to our lives.
 

It's about adding more LIFE to our years.
 

Our physical health matters.
 

But so does our psychological and emotional wellbeing.
 

Our nervous systems.
 

Our relationships.
 

Our faith.
Our sense of meaning and purpose.


Our ability to experience joy.
 

And the people surrounding us when life becomes difficult.

THIS ISN'T ABOUT GIVING MOTHERS ANOTHER LIST OF THINGS TO DO.

It's about giving women the information, resources, relationships and support they need to care for themselves and their families differently.
 

Because when we care for the mother...
 

We strengthen the entire family.


And when families flourish, future generations can be blessed with greater love, faith, health and vitality.

SEPTEMBER 15–17, 2026 | FREE | LIVE | VIRTUAL

Can't attend every session live?

Register anyway. Every conversation will be recorded and registered attendees will receive access to the replays.

We highly encourage joining LIVE whenever you can because there is something powerful about mothers gathering together in real time.
 

But we know motherhood doesn't always follow a schedule.
 

Come live when you can. Catch what you miss on replay.

A mother is the heartbeat of the home.

When a mother is deeply depleted, depressed, overwhelmed or living in a constant state of fight-or-flight, the effects don't stop with her.
 

Her children feel it.
Her relationships feel it.
The emotional atmosphere of the home can feel it.
 

But the opposite is also true.
 

When a mother is nourished.
When she is supported.
When her nervous system has room to settle.
When her body is cared for.
When her relationships are tended to.
When her faith is nourished.
When she has meaningful friendships and community...
 

Her wellbeing ripples outward, too.
 

Into her children.
Her marriage.
Her home.
Her community.
 

And eventually into generations she may never meet.
 

Her wellbeing becomes part of the inheritance she passes forward.
 

Her love becomes a legacy.
Her faith becomes a legacy.
Her vitality becomes a legacy.
 

Because the wellbeing of our children is not separate from our own.
 

Their ability to thrive is inextricably interwoven with our wellbeing.
 

Caring for mothers has never been selfish.
 

It is one of the most profound investments we can make in the health of children, families and future generations.

A mother is the heartbeat of the home.

When a mother is deeply depleted, depressed, overwhelmed or living in a constant state of fight-or-flight, the effects don't stop with her.
 

Her children feel it.
Her relationships feel it.
The emotional atmosphere of the home can feel it.
 

But the opposite is also true.
 

When a mother is nourished.
When she is supported.
When her nervous system has room to settle.
When her body is cared for.
When her relationships are tended to.
When her faith is nourished.
When she has meaningful friendships and community...
 

Her wellbeing ripples outward, too.
 

Into her children.
Her marriage.
Her home.
Her community.
 

And eventually into generations she may never meet.
 

Her wellbeing becomes part of the inheritance she passes forward.
 

Her love becomes a legacy.
Her faith becomes a legacy.
Her vitality becomes a legacy.
 

Because the wellbeing of our children is not separate from our own.
 

Their ability to thrive is inextricably interwoven with our wellbeing.
 

Caring for mothers has never been selfish.
 

It is one of the most profound investments we can make in the health of children, families and future generations.

Meet the women joining us

12+ EXPERT SPEAKERS • THREE LIVE DAYS • ONE MISSING CONVERSATION

Over three live days, you'll hear from an extraordinary panel of women bringing together perspectives that are rarely held in the same conversation.

Alexi Panos

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"Liberation in Motherhood"

 

Globally recognized Master Embodiment Coach + Trainer helping high-achieving mothers and women move beyond burnout and survival patterns into greater intimacy, radiance and embodied power.

Anneliese Rose

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"Wisdom Within"

 

Consciousness guide and initiated healer who has spent 14 years helping individuals and couples reconnect with their inner wisdom, gifts and relationships.

Aude Barras

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"Being fully alive embracing pleasure as a responability"

 

Creative director, pilgrimage guide and devoted student of the divine feminine whose work explores beauty, devotion, relationship and the reawakening of eros as divine grace.

Ava Young

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"Conquering 20 plus Chronic Illnesses and God's Faithfulness"

 

Wife, mother and devoted follower of Christ sharing her journey of advocating for her health while navigating chronic illness and faith.

Dani Kenney

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"Holy Shift: Mothering from a Frequency of Faith"

 

International life coach and women's empowerment leader helping women transform their energy, mindset and lives from the inside out.

Debi Ronca

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"Christian Motherhood"

 

Author and mentor helping women embrace the purpose and power within life's transitions and step more fully into the unique race God has called them to run.

Jennifer Jade Merrihue

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"Wisdom of Thy Womb"

 

Practitioner blending Eastern and Western psychology with relationship work, sexology and integrative health.

Ellie Montgomerie

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"Does Marriage Support Longevity?"

 

Mother of two and former co-founder of Desire on Fire, sharing about thriving marriages and the impact they can have on our children, families and generations to come.

McLean McGown

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"The Societal Gap in Postpartum Care"

 

Postpartum Doula and Motherhood Coach with 15 years of experience supporting women and families through birth, loss, postpartum and the complexity of motherhood.

Peyton Callahan

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"Puberty: A Mother Daughter Rite of Passage"

 

Birth doula and educator with more than 20 years of experience guiding women and girls through life's rites of passage and strengthening the mother-daughter connection.

Sara D Morell

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"God, Family, and Wealth on Purpose as a Mother Building"

 

International speaker, entrepreneur, mother and founder of Sanctuary whose work bridges conscious community, entrepreneurship, intuition and legacy.

Victoria Rose

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"The Life-Giving Power of Giving Life: What the Regenerative Health Movement Has Completely Overlooked"

 

Founder of Luminous Birth, pre- and perinatal psychology and health educator, sacred birth keeper and teacher devoted to restoring wisdom around conception, pregnancy, birth and family life.

Ysabel Charette-Billard

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"God, Postpartum, Motherhood"

 

Mother and entrepreneur sharing her journey of motherhood, business and an ever-deepening relationship with God.

Brandilyn Clay

GUEST SPEAKER

 

"How Postpartum Wellness Impacts a Mothers Longevity"

 

Mother of three, maternal wellness educator and founder of The Mothers Hive. With a Master's in Integral Psychology and over a decade of experience supporting women, Brandilyn's work weaves psychology, nervous system health, holistic postpartum care and deep nourishment.
 

Her central conviction:
 

When we strengthen mothers, we strengthen families and bless generations to come.

Imagine this...

Imagine yourself decades from now.


You're sitting outside in your garden watching your great-grandchildren play.
 

Your body is strong enough to be there.
Your mind is clear enough to remember every detail.
You feel present enough to take it all in.
You look over at the man you've built your life beside.
 

Decades after you first met, you can still recognize the love that started it all.
 

And surrounding you is the living evidence of that love.
 

Children.
Grandchildren.
Great-grandchildren.
 

You feel healthy.
Vital.
Connected.
Purposeful.
Fully alive.

And perhaps you realize:
This version of your life didn't happen by accident.
 

You cared for the woman who was carrying everyone else.
You protected your health.
You nurtured your relationships.
You deepened your faith.
You cultivated friendships.
You allowed yourself to be supported.
 

And little by little, you became the matriarch you were always becoming.
 

The woman your children call when they need wisdom.
The grandmother whose home feels like refuge.
The great-grandmother whose stories are woven into the fabric of the family.
 

This is the vision behind Long Live the Mother.

 

Not simply adding years to a woman's life.
 

Adding LIFE to her years.
 

And creating a legacy of love, faith and vitality that lives far beyond her.

Imagine this...

Imagine yourself decades from now.


You're sitting outside in your garden watching your great-grandchildren play.
 

Your body is strong enough to be there.
Your mind is clear enough to remember every detail.
You feel present enough to take it all in.
You look over at the man you've built your life beside.
 

Decades after you first met, you can still recognize the love that started it all.
 

And surrounding you is the living evidence of that love.
 

Children.
Grandchildren.
Great-grandchildren.
 

You feel healthy.
Vital.
Connected.
Purposeful.
Fully alive.

And perhaps you realize:
This version of your life didn't happen by accident.
 

You cared for the woman who was carrying everyone else.
You protected your health.
You nurtured your relationships.
You deepened your faith.
You cultivated friendships.
You allowed yourself to be supported.
 

And little by little, you became the matriarch you were always becoming.
 

The woman your children call when they need wisdom.
The grandmother whose home feels like refuge.
The great-grandmother whose stories are woven into the fabric of the family.
 

This is the vision behind Long Live the Mother.

 

Not simply adding years to a woman's life.
 

Adding LIFE to her years.
 

And creating a legacy of love, faith and vitality that lives far beyond her.

Meet your host...

Brandilyn Clay


Mother of Three • MA in Integral Psychology • Former Therapist • Founder of The Mothers Hive • Founder of Liquid Gold Bone Broth • Maternal Wellness Educator & Advocate

 

My journey into motherhood began during the first peak of COVID.
 

After an unexpected emergency hospital transfer during the birth of my first child, I entered postpartum during one of the most isolating moments in modern history.
 

I experienced firsthand what happens when a woman enters one of the greatest physical and psychological transitions of her life without the village mothers were always meant to have.
 

Because of my background as a therapist, I had tools to help me understand and regulate what I was experiencing.
 

But I remember thinking:
What about the mothers who don't?
 

That question changed the trajectory of my life.
 

It ultimately became part of the reason I created The Mothers Hive — a maternal wellness collective devoted to postpartum recovery, nourishment and restoring the village of care around mothers.

But as this work grew, I realized something else:
I could never personally care for every mother who needed this kind of support.
 

This problem was far bigger than one woman, one practice or one community.
 

We need more women who understand how to care for mothers.
 

Women who understand the physical, emotional and psychological transformation of motherhood.
 

Women willing to become part of restoring the village modern motherhood has lost.
 

And I began to realize that perhaps my work wasn't only to support mothers myself.
 

It was to help raise up more women who could support them, too.
 

This mission is also deeply personal to me.
 

I never had the opportunity to meet my own grandmother. She died when my mother was only five years old after struggling deeply with depression while raising six children.
 

I never met my mother-in-law either. My husband lost his mother when he was only ten.
 

Their absence lives inside our family.

And it has made one thing profoundly clear to me:
A mother's wellbeing doesn't only affect her.

  • It ripples into her marriage.

  • Her children.

  • Her children's children.

  • And generations she may never meet.

I WANT MOTHERS HERE.

  • Healthy.

  • Supported.

  • Loved.

  • Nourished.

  • Connected.

  • Fully alive.

Growing older surrounded by the families they spent their lives loving.

  • Becoming grandmothers.

  • Becoming great-grandmothers.

  • Becoming the wise matriarchs their families can turn toward.

That is why I created Long Live the Mother.

Meet your host...

Brandilyn Clay


Mother of Three • MA in Integral Psychology • Former Therapist • Founder of The Mothers Hive • Founder of Liquid Gold Bone Broth • Maternal Wellness Educator & Advocate

 

My journey into motherhood began during the first peak of COVID.
 

After an unexpected emergency hospital transfer during the birth of my first child, I entered postpartum during one of the most isolating moments in modern history.
 

I experienced firsthand what happens when a woman enters one of the greatest physical and psychological transitions of her life without the village mothers were always meant to have.
 

Because of my background as a therapist, I had tools to help me understand and regulate what I was experiencing.
 

But I remember thinking:
What about the mothers who don't?
 

That question changed the trajectory of my life.
 

It ultimately became part of the reason I created The Mothers Hive — a maternal wellness collective devoted to postpartum recovery, nourishment and restoring the village of care around mothers.

But as this work grew, I realized something else:
I could never personally care for every mother who needed this kind of support.
 

This problem was far bigger than one woman, one practice or one community.
 

We need more women who understand how to care for mothers.
 

Women who understand the physical, emotional and psychological transformation of motherhood.
 

Women willing to become part of restoring the village modern motherhood has lost.
 

And I began to realize that perhaps my work wasn't only to support mothers myself.
 

It was to help raise up more women who could support them, too.
 

This mission is also deeply personal to me.
 

I never had the opportunity to meet my own grandmother. She died when my mother was only five years old after struggling deeply with depression while raising six children.
 

I never met my mother-in-law either. My husband lost his mother when he was only ten.
 

Their absence lives inside our family.

And it has made one thing profoundly clear to me:
A mother's wellbeing doesn't only affect her.

  • It ripples into her marriage.

  • Her children.

  • Her children's children.

  • And generations she may never meet.

I WANT MOTHERS HERE.

  • Healthy.

  • Supported.

  • Loved.

  • Nourished.

  • Connected.

  • Fully alive.

Growing older surrounded by the families they spent their lives loving.

  • Becoming grandmothers.

  • Becoming great-grandmothers.

  • Becoming the wise matriarchs their families can turn toward.

That is why I created Long Live the Mother.

This gathering is for you if...

  • You are pregnant or postpartum and want to better understand how to care for yourself through this profound transition.

  • You are raising children and want to protect your own wellbeing while caring deeply for your family.

  • You feel depleted, overwhelmed or disconnected from yourself and want to feel more alive again.

  • You want to better understand your nervous system, emotional wellbeing, nourishment and long-term health.

  • You want stronger relationships, deeper friendships and authentic community with other mothers.

  • You want to deepen your faith, purpose and sense of self alongside motherhood.

  • You want to leave your children and grandchildren a legacy of greater love, health, faith, connection and vitality.

AND PERHAPS...

  • You feel a deeper calling stirring within you and are ready to discover and live out your life's calling.

  • You feel called to support mothers and families — whether you're already doing this work or are only beginning to imagine what that could look like.

  • Your own journey through pregnancy, birth, postpartum or motherhood has awakened something within you that you know is meant to be shared.

  • You look at the way mothers are currently supported and find yourself thinking:

     

    There has to be a better way.

  • You are ready to stop waiting for someone else to rebuild the village and become part of rebuilding it yourself.

  • You believe healthier mothers create healthier families — and you want your life's work to contribute to that future.

Something inside you is ready to say:
NO MORE.
 

Change starts with me.

What you'll walk away with

Long Live the Mother isn't simply three days of information.
 

Our hope is that you leave feeling more informed, more hopeful, more connected and more supported than when you arrived.

  • A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF YOURSELF

    A more complete understanding of how your physical, psychological, emotional, relational and spiritual wellbeing work together throughout motherhood.

  • PRACTICAL TOOLS YOU CAN ACTUALLY USE

    Grounded ways to support your nourishment, nervous system, relationships, mental wellbeing and overall health — without adding another impossible list of expectations.

  • NEW RESOURCES + CONNECTIONS

    Discover practitioners, teachers, tools and resources that can deepen the support system surrounding you and your family long after these three days are over.

  • A FLOURISHING COMMUNITY OF MOTHERS

    And perhaps one of the most important things modern motherhood desperately needs:
    More mom friends.

    • Women who understand.
    • Women you can learn alongside.
    • Women you can reach out to.
    • Women who believe motherhood was never meant to be carried alone.

  • A RENEWED VISION FOR YOUR FUTURE

    Not simply surviving motherhood.
     

    But imagining yourself decades from now — healthy, joyful, connected, purposeful and fully alive.
     

    Growing into the matriarch your family will one day look toward.
     

    Creating the legacy you dream of leaving your children and grandchildren.

  • AND PERHAPS... A CALLING.

    For some women, these three days may awaken something even deeper.
     

    Perhaps you don't only want mothers to receive better care.
     

    You want to become part of providing it.
     

    Perhaps supporting mothers is not simply something you care about.
     

    Perhaps it is part of your life's calling.

This is more than a virtual gathering

For too long, we've waited for better systems.
 

More support.
More resources.
More people who understand what mothers actually need.
 

And yes — change is needed at every level.
 

But movements begin when ordinary people decide:
NO MORE.
 

No more mothers disappearing inside of motherhood.
No more treating postpartum care as an afterthought.
No more normalizing depletion as the price of being a good mother.
No more expecting women to carry one of life's greatest transitions without meaningful support.
 

And no more waiting for someone else to rebuild the village.
 

THE VILLAGE IS US.
 

Some of us will begin by caring for ourselves differently.
Some will bring this wisdom into our homes, marriages and friendships.
Some will become the women other mothers call when they need support.
And some of us may discover that supporting mothers is not simply something we care about.
 

It is our calling.
 

Perhaps your own experience of motherhood has been preparing you for something.
Perhaps the things you've walked through have given you wisdom another woman desperately needs.
Perhaps you are meant to become part of a new generation of women willing to nourish, educate, advocate for and deeply care for mothers.
 

Women willing to stand up and say:
 

MOTHERS DESERVE BETTER.
FAMILIES DESERVE BETTER.
AND CHANGE STARTS WITH US.
 

This is how we rebuild the village.
 

Mother by mother.
Family by family.
Community by community.
 

Until a new standard of maternal care becomes part of the legacy we leave our daughters and granddaughters.

This is more than a virtual gathering

For too long, we've waited for better systems.
 

More support.
More resources.
More people who understand what mothers actually need.
 

And yes — change is needed at every level.
 

But movements begin when ordinary people decide:
NO MORE.
 

No more mothers disappearing inside of motherhood.
No more treating postpartum care as an afterthought.
No more normalizing depletion as the price of being a good mother.
No more expecting women to carry one of life's greatest transitions without meaningful support.
 

And no more waiting for someone else to rebuild the village.
 

THE VILLAGE IS US.
 

Some of us will begin by caring for ourselves differently.
Some will bring this wisdom into our homes, marriages and friendships.
Some will become the women other mothers call when they need support.
And some of us may discover that supporting mothers is not simply something we care about.
 

It is our calling.
 

Perhaps your own experience of motherhood has been preparing you for something.
Perhaps the things you've walked through have given you wisdom another woman desperately needs.
Perhaps you are meant to become part of a new generation of women willing to nourish, educate, advocate for and deeply care for mothers.
 

Women willing to stand up and say:
 

MOTHERS DESERVE BETTER.
FAMILIES DESERVE BETTER.
AND CHANGE STARTS WITH US.
 

This is how we rebuild the village.
 

Mother by mother.
Family by family.
Community by community.
 

Until a new standard of maternal care becomes part of the legacy we leave our daughters and granddaughters.

September 15–17, 2026
FREE • LIVE • VIRTUAL

 

Three days • 12+ extraordinary speakers • A flourishing community of mothers • One conversation that has been missing for far too long.
 

Let's gather. Let's learn. Let's connect. Let's rebuild the village.
 

Let's become the mothers and matriarchs we were created to be.
 

And let's leave our children a legacy worthy of passing forward.
 

LONG LIVE THE MOTHER. 

Can't attend every session live? Register anyway. All sessions will be recorded and registered attendees will receive access to the replays.

“Perhaps you were made for such a time as this” 

— Esther 4:14