The most potent medicine is often the most simple- a warm smile, some loving touch, a judgement-free ear, a shoulder to cry on…

My work is rooted deeply in providing a ‘safe’ environment for my clients, or workshop participants, to feel witnessed and held; so that they can receive whatever medicine they most need to receive and hopefully expand their capacity to be more fully in their body.

My work feels like an extension of who I am; there is no clear-cut distinction between my work “persona”/values and those I possess at home and within my close-knit community. I’ve always been deeply maternal (I was jokingly called the ‘mother’ in the share houses of my early 20s) and even though I never intentionally set out on this path, the transition to ‘mothering the mothers’ feels like the deepest whispers of my heart and soul; as if I always knew this is exactly where I would end up.

An exhale, and simultaneously a call-to-arms to protect and nurture the sacredness of birth, postpartum and Mothering.

While I carry ancestral threads from a variety of regions of Europe, I am predominantly from Scottish, Irish and British bloodlines. My personal work in reclaiming my ancestral lineage, while walking/living/working on stolen land is a large and ever-ongoing part of my journey as a woman, mother and birthworker.