My journey into serving families began during my time in midwifery school, where I worked as a birth doula and childbirth educator. In both hospital and home birth settings, I felt an undeniable calling to support families through their most transformative moments. This hands-on experience not only deepened my passion for birthwork but also laid the foundation for what my Midwifery Practice is today!

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As I moved forward in my journey, I expanded my training to include body balancing and bodywork through Spinning Babies. This sacred practice, known as sobadas, is a traditional healing art passed down through generations of women in my family. My grandmother, a healer in her own right, used these methods to support the women she served, and although these ancient practices had faded over time, I was fortunate enough to reconnect with them through teachers who helped me rediscover my roots. This work has been a profound process of healing and empowerment, one that has allowed me to not only reconnect with my culture and lineage but also reclaim my personal strength.

 

Through every service I offer, from midwifery care to bodywork, my deepest intention is to make sure each person I work with feels seen, heard, and held in a warm, gentle, and compassionate embrace. I want each individual to leave with a sense of love and care, knowing they are supported with the utmost tenderness.