my birth philosophy

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 I believe birth is both science and spirit — a mirror of your body’s wisdom and your soul’s strength. My role is to hold space for it all: your joy, your fear, your body, and your story.

Birth is a sacred threshold — one that asks you to trust yourself in ways few other experiences ever do. It’s not something to be managed or controlled, but something to be moved through with awareness, compassion, and support. My work as a doula and perinatal life coach is to help you feel deeply safe in that process — in your body, your choices, and your unfolding.

With over a decade of experience in social work, coaching, and community practice, I bring an integrative approach to every birth space I enter. I honor evidence-based knowledge and medical wisdom while also acknowledging that birth has emotional, spiritual, and ancestral layers that deserve equal care. You are not just giving birth to a baby — you are being reborn too.

This work is an extension of my lifelong commitment to social justice, women’s liberation, and body sovereignty. Birth is deeply political — it lives at the intersection of equity, power, and autonomy. Supporting a person’s right to make informed choices about their body, birth, and parenthood is a radical act of love.

I am devoted to creating safe, inclusive spaces for all birthing people — including queer, trans, and nonbinary families — where identity and family structure are honored, not questioned. Liberation begins in the body. When we reclaim the wisdom of our own rhythms, we begin to heal not only ourselves but our communities and future generations.

To me, being a doula is not about directing your story — it’s about holding space for it to unfold. It’s about being the calm in the room when things feel uncertain, the steady breath when yours feels shallow, and the quiet reminder that you were made for this.