PROGRAMMES

Programmes built around where you are — not where the average woman is

Every programme is written by Dr Lama, filmed as short lessons you can follow at home, and sequenced week by week. Pick your stage and the library rearranges itself around you.

9 programmes
Programme
Pregnancy

Trimester 1 Foundations

A comprehensive guide to staying active and healthy during this specific stage of your pregnancy journey.

12 lessons • 4 hours
Programme
Pregnancy

Trimester 2 Foundations

A comprehensive guide to staying active and healthy during this specific stage of your pregnancy journey.

12 lessons • 4 hours
Programme
Pregnancy

Trimester 3 Foundations

A comprehensive guide to staying active and healthy during this specific stage of your pregnancy journey.

12 lessons • 4 hours
Programme
Postnatal

Postnatal Recovery

Gentle recovery strategies to rebuild strength after giving birth.

12 lessons • 4 hours
Programme
Motherhood

Strong Motherhood

Functional fitness to help you keep up with your toddlers and kids.

12 lessons • 4 hours
Programme
Trying to Conceive

Pre-conception Prep

Preparing your body for the physical demands of pregnancy.

12 lessons • 4 hours
Programme
Motherhood

Pelvic Floor Focus

Targeted exercises for lifelong pelvic health.

12 lessons • 4 hours
Programme
Postnatal

Core Rehab

Rebuilding your core strength safely after childbirth.

12 lessons • 4 hours
Programme
Pregnancy

Pregnancy Yoga

Gentle flows to relieve common pregnancy aches.

12 lessons • 4 hours

THE STRUCTURE

A programme is a sequence, not a playlist.

Lessons unlock in order because the order is the point. You always know what comes next, and why.

Step 1

Start where you are

You tell us your stage and, in pregnancy, your week. The programme opens at the right place — not at lesson one of forty.

Step 2

One lesson at a time

Eight to fourteen minutes, filmed plainly, with a written summary underneath if you would rather read than watch.

Step 3

Practise, then progress

Each lesson names what should feel easier before you move on. If it does not, you repeat the week. That is normal.

Step 4

Carry it forward

Programmes hand over to each other — pregnancy into postnatal, postnatal into motherhood — so nothing restarts from zero.

SNEAK PEEK

What a lesson actually looks like

No music-video edits, no counting down at you. Dr Lama shows the movement, explains why it matters now, and tells you when to stop.

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Watch or read

Every lesson has a written version with the same detail, for the days you cannot have sound on.

Downloadable guide

One page you can print and stick on the fridge. Yours to keep, membership or not.

A stop rule, every time

Sharp pelvic pain, dizziness, any leaking of fluid — the lesson names it and tells you what to do.

SAFETY

Written by a doctor, and honest about its limits

This is education and guided movement. It is not a diagnosis, not a clearance to exercise, and not a substitute for your own doctor or midwife.

Every lesson is written by Dr Lama

Nothing is published without her sign-off, and the wording on safety is hers, not ours.

You answer a short health screen first

A handful of questions before you start. Some answers point you to a consultation instead of a programme.

We never clear you for exercise

If your pregnancy is high-risk or you are recovering from surgery, ask your own clinician first. We will say so, every time.

FROM MEMBERS

Women who were told to “just rest”

I was 26 weeks and every video online was either terrifying or useless. This told me what was safe this week, and why.

SK
Sara K.
Second Trimester Strength · Dubai

Six weeks postnatal, cleared but completely lost. The first four lessons were the only thing that felt written for a real body.

HM
Hind M.
Postnatal Recovery · Abu Dhabi

I did the pelvic floor programme before conceiving. My physio asked where I had learned it.

RA
Reem A.
Trying to Conceive · Sharjah

QUESTIONS

Before you start

Can I start a programme part-way through my pregnancy?

Yes — that is the normal case. You tell us the week you are in and the programme opens there. Earlier lessons stay available if you want to go back for the technique work, but nothing asks you to catch up.

What if my doctor has told me not to exercise?
Do I lose access to a programme when my membership ends?
Are the lessons available in Arabic?

TAKE THE NEXT STEP

Join the MOM WELL membership

Get full access to all programmes, guided lessons, and expert advice for every stage of your motherhood journey.