From a young age, I knew I wanted to work with people in holistic ways that honored the physiological processes of the body. My calling to midwifery began in 2015 when I attended my first home birth, while completing my undergraduate degree in Nutrition. I was awestruck by the transformational power of birth and the body, as well as the quiet yet steady role of the midwife.

As I started my formal midwifery training in 2019, I recognized how midwives could help fill the gaps in our healthcare system, especially for new families, through client centered, trauma informed care. After my training, I became licensed in my home state of Oklahoma in 2022 and practiced in both the home and birth center setting before deciding to move back to New England and getting licensed in Rhode Island in the summer of 2025.

My goal as a midwife is to make all of my clients feel seen, safe, and supported during general wellness visits, their pregnancy, and in the raw moments of birth. I believe in creating warm spaces that encourage people to feel comfortable in being authentically themselves.   Birth is as sacred as our bodies, and people deserve to choose when to bring small ones into their lives, how they give birth, where they birth, as well as who they birth with.

When I’m not midwifing, you can find me riding by bicycle with my partner on the streets of Providence, hiking with my border collie on a New England trail, or at my sewing machine working on a new project.