The Woman Behind the Mum Matters.
Mind to Womb offers emotional wellbeing support through pregnancy and motherhood, with space for the feelings and changes that can be difficult to say out loud.
Becoming a mum can bring love, uncertainty, pressure and a changing sense of yourself. Your emotional needs deserve attention throughout that journey.

Why Mind to Womb exists - Making Space for You.
I created Mind to Womb to make room for the woman experiencing pregnancy and motherhood.
So much attention centres on the baby and the practical demands of being a parent. The woman’s feelings can become harder to notice, or harder for her to put into words.
Mind to Womb offers a place to pause and talk about how you are really doing. It is a space to explore what has changed, what feels difficult and what support might help you move forward.
The aim is to help you understand yourself within the woman and mother you are becoming, at a pace that feels right for you.
Meet Tutu
I’m Tutu, the Founder and Director of Mind to Womb. I’m a registered social worker and midwife, with a First-Class Honours degree in Midwifery, a Master of Arts in Social Work awarded with Merit, and a Level 5 Counselling Diploma.
These different areas of my background shape how I approach support. Pregnancy and motherhood involve more than physical changes. They can affect your relationships, confidence, responsibilities and the way you see yourself. Our conversations can make room for whichever parts are affecting you.
You might be managing everything on the outside while feeling overwhelmed underneath. You might want to talk about something difficult, or simply have time to understand why you haven’t been feeling like yourself.
You don’t need to arrive with a clear explanation. I’ll listen, ask questions and give you room to explore what matters to you, without expecting your experience to look a particular way.
My approach is person-centred and trauma-informed. That means your priorities guide our conversations, and we take care around experiences that may feel difficult to revisit. You can tell me when something feels uncomfortable, and we can talk about the pace of the support.
I am registered with Social Work England and the Nursing & Midwifery Council. Alongside my professional background, I bring a commitment to treating your experiences with care and respect.
Support shaped around you.
My approach is person-centred: your experiences, priorities and choices guide our conversations. You do not need to arrive with a script or a clear explanation of what is wrong.
A trauma-informed approach means being mindful that difficult experiences can affect how comfortable you feel talking. We can take things at your pace, and you can choose what you feel ready to share.
Together, we can explore what you are experiencing and what you would like support with. The support is focused on emotional wellbeing; we can also discuss when a different or additional service may be more appropriate.

Approach
Values: What Matters at Mind to Womb
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Being heard
Your feelings deserve attention, even when they are difficult to explain.
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Respect for your experience
Pregnancy and motherhood look different for every woman. There is no single way you are expected to feel.
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Choice and pace
You have a say in what we talk about and what feels right for you.
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Space for the whole woman
Your identity, relationships and wellbeing matter alongside your role as a mum.
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