AfterBirth

AfterBirth We promote and sustain the health and wellbeing of children and their families.

04/15/2026

🧡 Dr. Keisha Lockhart, DNP APRN CPNP-PC CNM

“As always, remember to give yourself some grace today!”

🧡 AfterBirth’s mission is to promote and sustain the health and well-being of children and their families by providing quality, affordable, comprehensive pediatric primary care and early postpartum services.

🧡 AfterBirth is committed to fostering health equity - caring for, educating, and empowering families to become self advocates who can make informed decisions for optimal health.




04/15/2026

🧡 Tyra Murray, MPH
Nutrition and Lifestyle Coach


“It’s about having someone in your corner to help you build sustainable habits, nourish your body properly, and feel supported every step of the way—not judged, not overwhelmed, just guided.”



04/13/2026

🧡 Amaris Gibson LPC, PMH-C, IMH-E®

Her passion for familial and community health drives her to share her belief that relationships can be healing.

💜 Queendom Come Coaching

- Licensed professional counselor and advocate in the fields of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health and Perinatal/Maternal Mental Health.
- Individual, couples, and family therapy for perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs), parent-child relationships and intergenerational trauma
- Certified Educator of Infant Massage





04/13/2026

🩵 We can reduce the risk of child abuse when parents understand how children grow and develop.

🩵 When families know normal childhood milestones in growth and development, they can respond better to the child’s behavior.

🩵 Knowing what to expect can help to prevent harsh discipline or emotional withdrawal.

🩵 Knowing what to expect may also alert a parent when something is not “typical”.

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🤗 Help is here…

Healthy Families America
- professionals work with parents at home
- give guidance on health issues, developmental milestones, school readiness and economic self-sufficiency
- minimum of three years and families are visited weekly at the start.

https://scparents.org/parenting-programs/healthy-families-america/

Nurse Family Partnership
- specially educated nurses regularly visit first-time moms
- early in the pregnancy until the child’s second birthday

https://scparents.org/parenting-programs/nurse-family-partnership/

Parents As Teachers
- parents work with parents at home
- prenatal through kindergarten
- focuses on early childhood development

https://scparents.org/parenting-programs/parents-as-teachers/

04/12/2026

🧡Tiera Norman, CD (DONA)

“As a community based doula I’m not limited to the amount of times I see or support a person. I meet my clients where they are as well as educate them in a way that makes sense to them.”

BirthMatters

🤔 What is a Community Based Doula?

A is a trained, non-clinical professionals from the same communities they serve, providing continuous, culturally congruent, and trauma-informed emotional, physical, and informational support throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period. They aim to reduce health disparities, especially for marginalized populations.

🩷 BirthMatters uses a community health worker model to build healthy families through reproductive health education and doula support.

To be eligible for the no cost BirthMatters program, you must:
* Be in the first 24 weeks of your pregnancy
* Live in Spartanburg County or the City of Gaffney
* Spartanburg County residents must be 25 years of age or younger.
* City of Gaffney residents can be any age.
* Be eligible for Medicaid

Even if you do not meet this criteria, please reach out to BirthMatters. As a proud provider within the they are happy to connect you with other free support services for expectant and young parents that are available in the community.




04/12/2026

💜 We will be joining our friend, Midwife Grace Hannon of Legacy Women’s Health and Wellness at The March for Babies Honor Table…stop by! Say hey! Ask questions!

🗓️ Friday, April 24th from 5-8 pm
📍 Unity Park in Greenville

Please consider a donation to the March of Dimes!
https://www.marchforbabies.org/keisha11467


04/11/2026

🧡 Lakesha Quarles, DHA(c), MHA
“Healthy moms start with supported moms.”

🌻Sunflower Births, LLC

Full Spectrum Doula
Certified Midwife Assistant
Childbirth Educator
Certified Placenta Specialist
Community Breastfeeding Educator

🤔What is a

A doula is a non-medical professional trained to provide continuous physical, emotional, and informational support to a person before, during, and after childbirth.




04/06/2026

🩵 Families who can cope with the stressors of life have resilience.

🩵 Resilience is what allows parents to continue giving their children the nurturing and care they need even when times are tough.

🩵 Find the support to help you cope and increase your resilience!

Family Resource Centers in South Carolina
https://scparents.org/parenting-programs/family-resource-centers/



04/04/2026

💜 For 10 years, Black Mamas Matter Alliance (BMMA, Inc.) has established and led the Global Black Maternal Health Movement, advancing Black-led solutions to address maternal health care inequities in the U.S. and globally.

💜 BMMA believes that every person deserves access to quality and holistic health care.

💜 Founded by BMMA, Black Maternal Health Week (BMHW) is an annual weeklong campaign aimed at amplifying the voices of Black Mamas and centering the values and traditions of the reproductive and birth justice movements.

💜 The BMHW26 theme, “Rooted in Justice and Joy”, honors the resilience and leadership of Black Mamas and birthing people while naming the systemic injustices that continue to shape Black Maternal Health outcomes. This theme reflects the power of Black-led perinatal, maternal, and reproductive health organizations to drive healing, restoration, and a future where Black families can thrive with dignity and care.

💜 Developing a culturally responsive and congruent workforce is critical—one that understands systemic racism, addresses bias, and provides person-centered, respectful, and affirming care for Black women and birthing people.

💜 BMHW26 highlights the need for sustainable solutions—ensuring Black Mamas receive high-quality care at every stage, from preconception to postpartum.

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04/02/2026

🩵 Families need people that they can call on when they need a sympathetic listener, advice, or support. Research has shown that families who are isolated and alone are at higher risk for child abuse and neglect.

🩵 Every family needs a village. Explore how to build yours…

Volunteer
Make friends as an adult
Be a parent advocate
Faith resources
Libraries and other community centers

🩵 Find resources to build your village at https://scparents.org/topics/community/

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04/01/2026

🩵 Joining with our friends for prevention month!

🩵 Children are safe when their families are strong, and families are
strong when the community surrounds them with support.

🩵 Pinwheels represent the happy, healthy childhood we want for every child. They also celebrate the limitless potential of children and
families when communities come together to support them. The spinning pinwheel shows us what that support can look like: with families at the center, each turn represents the systems, programs,
policies, and everyday acts of care that strengthen them and help them thrive.


03/31/2026

Community doulas hold power by showing up where systems
fall short. We hold power in shared knowledge, cultural
wisdom, and the refusal to let anyone birth alone. Our power
lives in advocacy, in saying the hard things, and in protecting
choice and dignity. When we hold power together, we shift
outcomes, reclaim traditions, and create safer spaces for
every family.





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102 Buford Avenue, Suite E
Anderson, SC
29621

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18643851485

Website

https://afterbirthhelp.com/

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