Birth Work Offerings
Birth Doula | Ayurvedic Postpartum Doula | Abortion | Miscarriage | Loss
What Working Together Looks Like
Each journey is unique.
Each woman arrives with a different song in her bones — and I honor this.
When we begin working together, we begin with presence. We sit together slowly and speak from the heart about the liminal space you are entering — whether that is pregnancy and birth, abortion, miscarriage, pregnancy loss, or another threshold. We listen for what this passage means for you, for your body, and for your family or chosen support system.
This is where we begin.
Working with me is intimate. While I hold clear professional boundaries, my care is deeply relational. You are not simply a client to me — you are someone I walk with. When we agree that I support you, you enter my circle, and I enter yours. You become part of my community, and I hold you with sincerity, devotion, and care.
I check in. I think about you. I attune to what you may need on a given day. I want to know how you are doing — physically, emotionally, and spiritually. I hold space for your fears and anxieties, and I also celebrate your joy, your strength, and your becoming. I am invested in your empowerment and your sense of agency through this passage.
I welcome partners and chosen support people into this work when it feels aligned, knowing that these transitions are not meant to be held alone. I take time to learn your family’s rhythms, your communication patterns, and what helps you feel safe and supported.
From this place of relationship, I share the scope of my care and the required financial commitment to walk together. This commitment opens the container for my full presence — allowing me to offer consistent attention, availability, and devotion without depletion.
Once we agree to walk together, I open a sacred space in my life — for you, your body, and the mystery that unfolds.
I prepare my heart.
I make space in my days.
I carry your name in prayer.
I say no to many things so that I can say a full yes to you.
This work is not casual. It is not surface-level. It is a deep honor to be trusted in these moments, to witness you, and to walk beside you as you move through profound transformation. I hold this responsibility with reverence and humility, knowing that this kind of care — this kind of presence — is no small purpose in this world.
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Birth Doula Support
Prenatal Care & Preparation
My prenatal care is intimate, relational, and deeply attentive. I do not rush this work.
I meet with you — and those you wish to include — in person whenever possible. Partners, co-parents, and chosen support people are welcomed into this space, as birth is not held by one person alone, but by relationship. I take time to learn your family’s rhythms, your ways of communicating, your fears, your strengths, and how you move through challenge together.
These visits are not brief check-ins. They are slow, spacious conversations — often lasting up to two hours — where we listen deeply, ask meaningful questions, and tend what is emerging in your body, heart, and family system.
My background in nursing and my ongoing studies in homebirth midwifery inform this work with a strong foundation of clinical knowledge, physiological understanding, and evidence-based care. At the same time, my work is guided by intuition, presence, and respect for the wisdom already living within you.
Throughout our prenatal time together, I offer:
Alignment & Integration call
( a gentle conversation to explore your journey, your intentions and whether my care aligns. We honor the threshold of choice! )
Monthly Prenatal Care Visits & Labor Preparation
• Comprehensive birth education grounded in physiology, choice, and informed consent
• Emotional preparation and nervous-system regulation for both birthing person and partner
• Birth preparation through embodied practices, including movement, breath, and rest
• Guidance around comfort measures, positioning, and labor support
• Space to explore fears, hopes, past experiences, and expectations
• Support in understanding options around nutrition, nourishment, and daily rhythms during pregnancy
• Ongoing support via texts and calls — welcoming questions, check-ins, and connection
• On-call presence from 36–42 weeks
• Attending your labor and birth with full heart
• A tender in-home postpartum visit within 24 hours to help you land and integrate & ongoing connection for life
As a yoga teacher, I weave gentle movement, breath awareness, and body-based practices into our work together, helping you build trust in your body and prepare for the physical and emotional landscape of birth.
These prenatal visits are where relationship is built. They allow me to show up fully attuned to you when birth unfolds — not as a stranger entering your space, but as someone who already knows your language, your dynamics, and your needs.
This is preparation that goes beyond information.
It is integration.
It is remembrance.
It is laying the groundwork for birth to be met with confidence, connection, and care.
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• Service area: Western MA-Central MA, Northern CT, Southern VT
( within in 2 hours of my home )
Tending & Mending the Thresholds
Support for Loss, Miscarriage, or Abortion
Not every path is linear. Not every birth is a beginning. Some thresholds arrive quietly—heavy, tender, uncertain.
Others are filled with decision, reflection, or goodbye. This space is for the in-between moments.
The ones that may not need a full journey, but still deserve to be witnessed and held with deep care.
Whether you’re preparing for birth and seeking clarity, or navigating loss, miscarriage, or abortion— you are welcome here.
You are not meant to walk these places alone. These sessions are not “services.” They are sacred pauses.
A soft landing.
A moment to rest, to speak, to be seen.
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Grief as Ceremony
Support for Loss, Miscarriage, or Abortion
Not all journeys end in birth. Some end in stillness. Some in choice. Some in goodbye.
I’m here for those moments, too—with reverence and tenderness.
I offer grief care that honors the depth of what you’re carrying:
• In-person or virtual support
• Grief-centered Closing of the Bones
• Womb steaming & herbal support
• Integration sessions
• Private ceremony or ritual
