I have been honored to care for many families during and after birth. The weeks & months after a baby comes are so very tender. Every birthing person deserves gentle care and unhurried time to process the birth stories that are carried deeply within. When you feel safe & well-supported, you can rest, heal, and sit in your own wisdom as you lovingly care for your baby(s).

Unfortunately, our modern society often places too much value on quickly "bouncing back" to our pre-pregnancy selves, without recognizing that bringing a child into this world transforms us profoundly. We need time to rest our bodies after the soul-shifting work of childbirth; space to bond with the new lives we have welcomed; love to help us adjust our relationships and hearts to the fullness that parenting brings; and support to navigate all the new experiences we face.

My work is rooted in the belief that every parent deserves loving, respectful, and affirming care—especially those who may be navigating this season without nearby community or who have historically been overlooked or mistreated within the U.S. medical system. Trauma-informed care that centers on each individual with dignity and respect is at the heart of what I do. I am guided by the understanding that this work honors the centuries of ancestral wisdom that have come before, and acknowledge with deep sadness that birth work has too often been built on the backs of Black, Brown, and Indigenous Persons. Being present in this space means respecting, listening to, and continually striving to learn from and support those whose voices have too often been silenced in the face of white supremacy and systemic racism. I am committed to advocating for reproductive justice and the collective healing of all whom I serve.

My "why" is simple: I deeply believe in the healing power of being heard, seen, and supported during the early months after welcoming a new life into the world. I strive to create a space of connection and community where no one feels alone—a place where your story, your identity, and your family are always centered and honored.