Birth Work Offerings
Birth Doula | Abortion | Miscarriage | Loss
What Working Together Looks Like
Each woman arrives with a different story, a different culture, a different history, a different hope for how she wants to be supported. Whether this is your first child or your fifth, whether our backgrounds look similar or very different — I honor that your needs are your own.
Before we ever formally agree to work together, we begin with connection. A call. A meeting. A touch point. A space where you do not feel interviewed or evaluated — but met.
Woman to woman - Mother to mother.
One human sitting with another in devotion and honesty.
I want to hear your truth. What kind of support are you really longing for? What are you afraid of? What do you hope for? What would make you feel deeply held?
This is where we begin.
Working with me is intimate. When we choose to move forward together, we enter one another’s circle.
I check in because I care. I think about you. I attune to how you are doing physically, emotionally, spiritually. I hold space for fear and uncertainty, and I celebrate your strength, your clarity, your becoming. I am invested in your agency and your confidence as you move through thresholds.
When it feels aligned, I welcome partners, mothers, sisters, and chosen support people into the process. I take time to understand your family’s rhythms, dynamics, communication patterns, and the ways you feel safest and most supported.
This is traditional care.
Birth work lived in villages, in homes, in community — where women showed up for one another because that was simply the way of life. No one wondered if they would be supported. They knew they would be.
That spirit lives in my work.
My scope of care and financial investment are shared transparently on my website so you can consider them thoughtfully. If we move forward, we discuss what feels sustainable and clear for both of us. Mutual commitment allows this work to remain steady, grounded, and wholehearted.
This work is not casual. It is layered. It is embodied. It is intertwined with my own life in a way that requires seasonality and intention. There are seasons when I am fully on call and devoted to a small number of families, and seasons when I step back to tend to my own restoration. This rhythm allows me to show up fully when I say yes.
To witness a woman through birth, loss, abortion, postpartum, or any profound threshold is an honor. It is ancestral work. It is lineage work. It is the way I tend and mend in this world.
I hold that responsibility with reverence and humility, knowing this calling is no small one
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Birth Doula Support
Prenatal Care & Preparation
Prenatal care with me is slow, relational, and intentional. I work with the rhythms of your life and my own, weaving our time together gently and steadily throughout this season. Our visits are spacious — often up to two hours — allowing room to prepare not only the body, but the nervous system, the partnership, and the home.
My background in nursing, pediatrics, functional health, and my ongoing studies in homebirth midwifery give me a strong foundation in anatomy, physiology, and emergency awareness. This knowledge shapes how I observe, how I listen, and how I support — especially within hospital settings where understanding medical language can help you feel steady and informed.
But I am not a clinical doula.
At my core, I am traditional. I trust the body. I trust physiological birth. I trust that women are designed with deep, instinctive wisdom for this passage. My role is not to manage birth, but to tend it — to notice, to support, to help you feel safe enough to let birth unfold in its own intelligence.
This is preparation in the traditional sense: tending, listening, strengthening, remembering. It is building trust in your body long before labor begins.
Our Work Together Includes
An alignment & Integration Call
A gentle first meeting to explore your story, your intentions, and whether our work feels mutually aligned. We honor the threshold of choosing support.
Monthly Prenatal Gatherings
• Comprehensive birth education rooted in physiology, evidence based practices, informed consent, and choice
• Emotional preparation and nervous system support for you and your partner
• Embodied practices — movement, breath, rest, positioning — to build trust in your body
• Guidance in comfort measures and labor support skills
• Space to process fears, hopes, past experiences, and expectations
• Conversation around nourishment and sustainable rhythms during pregnancy
Ongoing Support & Birth Presence
• Open communication via text and call
• On-call availability from 36–42 weeks
• Continuous labor and birth support
• A tender in-home postpartum visit within 24 hours
• Continued integration support after birth
As a yoga teacher, I weave gentle movement and breathwork into our time together, helping you cultivate steadiness and embodied confidence.
These prenatal gatherings allow me to arrive at your birth already attuned — familiar with your rhythms, your dynamics, and the ways you feel safest. Not as an outsider entering the room, but as steady support within your circle.
This is not information alone.
It is preparation of the whole woman.
It is traditional care carried forward with skill and reverence.
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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
There is no fee for this work. it is offered freely, in devotion to women moving through loss and threshold
