This isn’t just a business for me, it’s a calling I’ve heeded my entire adult life. Birth work began as a curiosity, as a young woman who just wanted to witness the sacred and extraordinary moment of a baby taking their first breath. But through the years it turned into a spiritual practice and, alongside parenthood, is one of the main catalysts for emotional growth in my life. My reverence for this work has only deepened through the years. I believe birth is more than a clinical event. It is a threshold crossing that asks us to meet ourselves in new ways. My role is not to tell you how your journey should look, but to offer grounded support and a steady presence as well as trust in your ability to navigate it.

My understanding of the importance of the emotional attunement of mothers to their babies is what convinces me that doula support changes the world one mother and baby at a time. A truly supported mother with autonomy often bonds with their baby more readily. I believe the way we care for mothers matters for the greater community. It is generational work that ripples outward.

Outside of birth work, I’m drawn to the study of depth psychology, mythology, dream work, archetypes, holistic health, and the enduring wisdom found in literature and spiritual traditions. I’m endlessly fascinated by the inner lives of human beings and the ways we make meaning. I see life’s most challenging experiences as initiations, and the most painful losses of my life have always offered me transformation.

I love 5-mile walks with my poodle rescues, writing and reading memoir, poetry and narrative nonfiction. My favorite thing to do in life is to try to sneak glimpses of the world through my 13-year-old daughter’s eyes. This often involves vintage shopping, travel, boba, or all of the above :)