When I first became a doula, it felt like an initiation, being a birthworker is not a job, it is a way of being that gives purpose to my life, it has formed and shaped who I am and how I show up for people, I am deeply grateful for the work that I do and always have the most profound respect for all that I support. My approach is rooted in an embodied perspective, drawing on my years of experience as a bodyworker to offer full rounded support to birthing folks and their partners during the transformative journey of pregnancy, birth and postpartum.

My background as a massage therapist and dancer enables me to integrate a knowledge of touch, movement and breathwork to create a holistic and nurturing experience. Emphasising the mind and body connection, I practice to alleviate physical discomfort, enhance relaxation and empower birthing individuals through a range of therapeutic techniques. This embodied approach brings awareness to the uniqueness of everybody’s experience, ensuring that the support provided is not only sensitive to their physical needs but also honour their emotional wellbeing.

Inclusivity is at the core of my practice, as a queer person I am particularly committed to offering affirming and supportive care to queer folks and alternative family systems. Understanding the diverse experiences within the community, I strive to create a safe and welcoming space where all identities are respected and celebrated. I am a deep defender of birth rights, advocating for body autonomy and the right for you to choose how you birth. I see birth as a very sacred portal and a rite of passage, my intention always to help provide a safe birthing environment while empowering and honouring individuals to embrace their unique journey with dignity and respect.

I am also an avid follower of astrology and the cosmos, a fanatic knitter, a lover of wild swimming and dancing is my ultimate joy!