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What has been less addressed is 'The Fourth Trimester.' In this remarkable book on the postpartum period, Kimberly Johnson provides specific tools to help the new mother rebuild her core strength, contact and restore her vital energy and reclaim her …

Kimberly Ann Johnson remedies this with equal parts empathy, education and elegant prose. Her personal experience lends a power to her observations, and her years of experience with new mothers in different countries and cultures lends her recommendations a …

Never Land/Sever Land is a live audio series between Kimberly Ann Johnson and Stephen Jenkinson engaging his new work NeverLand: Agriculture, Culture and the Striving for Belonging.* These are unscripted, realtime encounters with work that is still sprouting from seed.

Amidst the long desert light and other-worldly Joshua Trees comes another Reckoning – an in-person 3- Session Series with Stephen Jenkinson and Kimberly Ann Johnson on March 7th and 8th, 2025.

When radically rearranged by childbirth, Kimberly’s life changed shape to attend to the cultural chasm of postpartum care, and as a result she trained in Somatic Experiencing and Sexological Bodywork to be able to help women heal from birth injuries, gynecological surgeries and sexual boundary violations.

“Kimberly Johnson’s book Call of the Wild is the manifesto of liberation women need at this very moment. She delivers her case for healing from trauma with such sincere passion you can feel her in the pages, and with inarguable, air-tight science.

You’ve got this constant, faint (or not-so-faint!) hum of fear and anxiety, and no matter what you do, you can’t seem to kick it. You’re doing “all the right things” to have a vital and vibrant sex life … but it’s somehow still not fulfilling.

Kimberly Johnson is an author, postpartum care activist, trauma educator, structural bodyworker and mother. She graduated Valedictorian from Northwestern University with a BS in Social Policy (‘97).

Kimberly shares about how the current structures do not support the deep longing we have to mother and be mothered in real community, and how concentric circles of mothers supporting mothers in this way creates a pathway of wisdom and support that impacts generations.