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And so Gaïa was born…

“My work is deeply informed by my personal experience with postpartum depression and my 18 years in the corporate world. It was the lack of open dialogue, education, tangible support, and systemic understanding — both in professional settings and within the healthcare system — that drove me to create Centre Gaïa.

Centre Gaïa was born with a deep desire to offer something different. Not just another centre, but a movement for change, evidence-based and soul-rooted care.

We integrate mind, body, and heart to give parents what they truly need: space to breathe, guidance to grow, and care that meets them exactly where they are. We don’t just fill a gap. We’re here to reimagine the journey.”

Founder, Dina Pataki –

Our Philosophy

We embrace the Integral Approach, a framework that considers the whole person. That means we address the physical body, emotional and mental health, relationships, cultural context, and life circumstances.

Body

How your physical self shifts, and heals through pregnancy, birth, and beyond

Emotions

The complex inner world of identity shifts and conflicting emotions

Relationships

How parenthood affects your couple, family, and support network

Culture

Navigating parenthood within your unique cultural background, expat experience, or multilingual environment

Life

The daily pressures, work transitions, and invisible load that shape your experience

By integrating all these dimensions, we offer care that’s complete, coherent, and profoundly human.

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The voices Gaïa holds

At Centre Gaïa, we hear you. We see you. And we’re here to walk this path with you.

“I don’t recognize myself anymore — who am I now that I’m a parent?”
“I’m exhausted but expected to keep going like nothing’s changed.”
“I wish someone had prepared me for this emotional rollercoaster.”
“As an expat, I don’t have family nearby. It’s all on me.”
“I want to be the best parent I can be, but I feel like I’m failing.”
“My birth didn’t go as planned, and I’m still processing it.”
“I love my baby, but sometimes I miss my old life and feel guilty about it.”
“Everyone keeps asking about the baby — but no one asks how I am doing.”
“I thought breastfeeding would be natural… but it’s painful, and I feel like I’m doing it wrong.”
“My partner and I are drifting apart since becoming parents.”
“It’s been 3 years… is it too late to get help for what I’ve been carrying?”
“My child’s behavior worries me, I don’t know what’s normal anymore.”
“I’m going back to work soon, how do I prepare emotionally and logistically?”
“I just need someone to talk to who really gets it.”
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