Whatever your birth choices and setting, my goal is simple: I want you to feel informed, strong, and loved.

I’m a birth and postpartum doula, childbirth educator, and midwifery student currently completing my clinical rotations with a home-birth practice here in Tacoma, Washington. I’m deeply committed to providing person centered, holistic support throughout pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. I bring together evidence based care with the cultural, emotional, and spiritual considerations that make every family’s experience unique.

My path into birth work began in the postpartum ward at St. Joseph Medical Center and through volunteering in labor and delivery at Tacoma General Hospital. Those experiences opened my eyes to how deeply people can be affected by the way they are treated during such a vulnerable and transformative time. I saw how meaningful compassionate support can be, and how much it can matter when that support is missing.

I knew I wanted to be the kind of presence I had seen people need. Someone who shows up fully, listens without judgment, holds space for whatever unfolds, and never treats birth as something routine. My mother’s own birth experiences further deepened this understanding. Through her stories, I came to appreciate how profoundly birth can shape a person’s life, and how experiences of fear, trauma, or feeling unheard can stay with someone long after their baby is born, especially when they do not have a strong support system around them.