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About
Meet Our Founder
Casey Keen
Founder, Writer, Advocate
Our Story
Alchemy of Motherhood was born from a simple truth: too many mothers are left unseen, unsupported, and unprepared for the realities of postpartum life. What began as one mother’s search for answers and community, has grown into a platform dedicated to shining light on the gaps in care, sharing real experiences, and creating a space where honesty replaces silence.
We started this work because every mother deserves to feel heard, validated, and equipped with the resources to navigate the challenges of birth, recovery, and beyond.
Meet Our Founder
Our Vision
Alchemy of Motherhood was created to raise awareness about the often overlooked realities of postpartum life. Through education, research, and community, we provide mothers with resources, validation, and support to navigate birth trauma, postpartum health, and the emotional shifts of new motherhood.
Compassion
Empowerment
Advocacy
Healing
Community
Resilience
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Casey Keen, MS
Founder & Author
My story didn’t start with a business, it started in postpartum. I experienced birth trauma, postpartum preeclampsia and postpartum depression and anxiety that no one prepared me for. What I walked into after birth wasn’t recovery, it was confusion, fear, and a system that had already moved on.
During pregnancy, everything was monitored. After birth, that structure disappears. I was sent home with a body that had been through trauma, a nervous system in overdrive, and questions that didn’t have clear answers. The six-week checkup came too late and covered too little. What I needed was ongoing care, guidance, and support, but what I got was silence.
That systemic gap is where this work comes from.
Alchemy of Motherhood was built from lived experience and a refusal to accept that this is just how postpartum is supposed to be. I share what I wish I had known, what was missed, and what actually helps, from mental health to physical recovery to navigating a system that often overlooks mothers. This is not just about my story. It is about changing the conversation around postpartum, exposing the gaps in care, and making sure other women are better prepared, better supported, and taken seriously. No mother should have to piece this together on her own.