I’ve always been amazed by how powerful and mystifying the body is to be able to not only create life but to allow one’s self to be the passage that brings life into the world. I myself was born at home in rural New Hampshire and it was always been a special part of my identity moving through the world but unbeknownst to me, my life’s path would eventually lead me to become a midwife.

In 2017 I explored my role as a supportive birth worker by becoming a doula. This exposure sparked a thirst for knowledge and in 2019 I started my midwifery education where I underwent rigorous training and education in out-of-hospital birth and midwifery care. I advanced my skills by learning alongside community midwives in both Maine and Massachusetts.

I completed my studies at Midwifery College of Utah in 2023, earned my national Certification as a Professional Midwife and become licensed by the state of Rhode Island. I continue my education learning alongside my community and the birthing population both locally & nationally.

Prior to midwifery I studied horticulture and still remain passionate about tending to and using plants for both beauty, health & wellness. Today I live in Pawtucket, RI with my partner of 15 years and our senior recuse pup JayJay. I’m the youngest of nine children and adore my aunt role to my sibling’s children, eight in total.