My journey with birthwork began when my dearest friend and closest collaborator turned to me and said, “I need you to be an Auntie to my children. I need you to be there when I deliver, but I also need you to be present for my children when they are older and don’t want to listen to me anymore!”

In that moment, something clicked. Since then, I have completed my training with Birthing Advocacy and have joined the NYC Doula Collective where I receive ongoing mentorship support. I will also be graduating from Marysia Miernowska’s School of the Sacred Wild with a certification in Western folk herbalism in August 2025 and am excited to bring herbal support to the clients who desire it.

I believe that community is the foundation of all birthwork. Growing up in an intergenerational household, I learned deep networks of care and support from my family lineage. Together with deep listening, compassion, and nonjudgmental support, I am excited to empower families to make decisions about their birth and postpartum journey that feel good for them. I have an even keel and love being able to show up for my clients as a clear and calm voice amidst the overwhelm of the birth portal. As a lifelong dancer, I also have an intuitive understanding of bodies and am happy to provide comforting touch alongside emotional support and educational guidance.

I am especially passionate about helping families activate their own village—be that blood family, chosen family, as well as the rich networks of ancestors and plant-kin that surround us. My practice is rooted in an unlearning of the individualist myth that families have to do everything alone.

As a queer femme, I have a passion for queer and polyamorous families as well as families with histories of religious trauma. I am proud to serve the full spectrum of birthing people and family constellations. Finally, I am also developing support services and ceremony around the queer birth portal of medical transition and am proud to support my trans/gnc siblings on their journey to becoming their fullest, most joyful selves.