Birth is wonderfully unpredictable, and my experience brings a depth of understanding that no training alone can provide.

I have over five years experience of supporting families, providing nuanced and dedicated support through a wide range of experiences including home births, hospital births, birth centre births, inductions, planned caesareans, VBACs, HBAC’s, free births, twin births, breech births, radical births, and more complex journeys that have required flexibility, advocacy, and deep emotional support.

Alongside my professional experience, I have also birthed two children of my own. Both of my daughter’s births felt very different ~ a powerful reminder that there is no single right way to give birth.

Over the years I have learned that whilst every birth is unique, what women often need remains the same: to feel safe, informed, respected, and deeply supported. My role is to bring a judgement free, calm, experienced presence to your journey, helping you navigate whatever path your birth takes.

I believe birth is far more than a physical event.

It is a full-body, full-being experience ~ physiological, emotional, mental, and spiritual all at once. Birth asks us not only to open physically, but to navigate intensity, uncertainty, surrender, and transformation.

This is why my approach goes beyond simply preparing for labour.

We explore the physiology of birth and the hormones that support it, but we also work with the nervous system, breath, movement, mindset, and the subconscious patterns that can influence how we experience birth.

I help clients understand how to create the conditions that allow birth physiology to work optimally: safety, trust, relaxation, connection, and support.

We explore practical tools such as breathwork, sound, movement, positioning, visualisation, nervous system regulation, and conscious relaxation ~ not as techniques to "perform" during labour, but as ways of coming home to your body and working with it rather than against it.

Birth is a deeply instinctive process, and often the most powerful preparation is learning how to soften, listen, adapt, and trust.

Above all, I believe birth It is a profound rite of passage.

My role is to help you understand what is happening within your body, cultivate trust in your own instincts, and feel supported enough to surrender to the experience in whatever way your journey unfolds.

Because when the mind feels safe, the body is often able to do what it has always known how to do.

At the heart of my work is a deep belief that every family deserves to feel supported, safe, and seen as they step into the transformative journey of birth and parenthood..

People choose me when they want more than standard birth support ~ they want someone who can hold the emotional, physical, spiritual and practical landscape of birth with calm precision and deep presence.

Over the years, I have learned that whilst every family is different, most people are looking for the same thing: someone they can truly trust.

I bring a rare combination of grounded experience, intuitive intelligence, and unwavering steadines through years of walking alongside families through birth in all its forms, and in a deep trust in the wisdom of the body and the intelligence of the nervous system.

I bring lived experience of pregnancy, birth, hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), postpartum depression (PND), and two very different home births of my own

I am skilled at supporting both physiological birth and medically complex situations, remaining calm and grounded when plans change

I have strong working relationships with midwives, consultants, and homebirth teams, helping you navigate the system with greater confidence and clarity

I provide extensive preparation that goes beyond birth plans, helping you understand your options, advocate for your preferences, and feel genuinely informed

I have a reputation for helping families feel calmer, more confident, and deeply held throughout one of the most significant transitions of their lives, creating positive experiences.

Much of my work is with high-achieving professionals who are used to navigating life with strength and control. In birth, the invitation is different. My role is to hold a space where you don’t have to perform, manage, or hold it all together ~ where you can soften, trust, and be fully supported while still feeling informed and in choice.

I have never seen birth as an isolated event. It is one chapter in a much larger story. My work is woven throughout the entire journey ~ helping you prepare during pregnancy, supporting you through birth, nurturing your recovery afterwards, and creating spaces for rest, reflection, connection, and growth as you step into motherhood.

Families often tell me they chose me because I feel warm, calm and reliable. There is no performance in my support, no agenda to shape your experience into something it is not. Instead, there is presence, honesty, and a quiet confidence that allows you to feel more anchored in your own.

I am a proud Brown birthworker, and I bring lived understanding, cultural awareness, and deep care into every space I hold.

I support families with a wide range of needs, and my experience includes working thoughtfully and respectfully with:

~ First-time parents who feel anxious or want a clear, evidence-based understanding of the birth process
~ High-achieving professionals who value structure, planning, and efficient communication
~ Queer, trans, and nonbinary families seeking explicitly affirming, inclusive care
~ Parents navigating birth after trauma or with medical anxiety
~ Immigrant and bicultural families who benefit from culturally responsive support, language awareness, and advocacy
~ Clients planning VBACs, scheduled cesareans, or hospital-based births
~ Neurodivergent parents (including ADHD and autistic parents), with preparation and communication adapted to individual needs

Across all of this, my approach is warm, grounded, and nonjudgmental ~centered on informed decision-making and care that is tailored to each family.

As a brown birthworker, I hold this work with deep care and a lived understanding of how vital safety, respect and advocacy are in birth spaces.