As a care provider, I provide extensive prenatal care, individualized education to prepare for birth, and support during the postpartum period and beyond. I work closely with several care providers in the community, including physicians, educators, therapists, and various support groups to ensure my clients have the necessary care to fit their individual needs. It is important to choose a care provider that is properly trained and will give you all the tools you need to make informed decisions regarding your pregnancy and birth. I strive to implement all the education I have received to ensure my clients are supported in their choices, safe in their environment, and equipped as they transition to parenthood.

There is a common misconception in western culture that birth is a medical event instead of a physiological one. The definition of physiological is stated as a branch of biology that deals with the normal functions of living organisms and their parts. Birth is normal and, in most cases, does not need to be treated as a medical event. It has been my mission to encourage change in our culture in the way we view birth. To take away the fear that has been fed to us for decades by helping women take back their divine power. I truly believe if we can change the way we birth then we can change the world for many generations to come. I do this work for the women that came before me and for all the future generations to come.