About me

I have been dedicated to women’s health since the beginning of my public health journey. When I began university, I started volunteering with the Women's Resource Center on campus. This allowed me to plan events and educate students about sexual health and wellness. I was later hired on as a sexual violence educator as well. I was on the pre-medicine track, but realized that my true passions were helping improve health outcomes for people. I decided to get my Master's of Public Health at Boston University. Through the program, I dedicated a lot of my time to researching maternal health outcomes, especially for women of color. I have been fortunate to be able to use my passions for reproductive justice in my research at Boston Medical Center. Much of my work focuses on family planning and health disparities in repro spaces. In my work, I have been fortunate to work with amazing birth workers, which inspired my own doula journey. Birth should be an empowering and liberating experience for families, and I strive for this in my doula work. My approach is completely client-centered so that clients can feel supported and advocated for during their process. When I'm not engaged in birth work, I enjoy cooking, reading, and playing with my fur baby, Fezzik. My ultimate goal is to become a midwife so that I can continue centering reproductive justice in my work.

Education

Bachelor in Science, Psychology, Southern Oregon University (2020)

Master of Public Health, Boston University (2023)

Certification and training

Full Spectrum Doula, Birthing Advocacy Doula Training (2025)

Specialties

Languages

English

Accepted insurances

Service introduction

My goal as a doula is make your journey as liberating as possible for you. As a full-spectrum doula I am well versed in prenatal care, childbirth, and postpartum care. I also support pregnancy loss, miscarriage, and abortion care, as all aspects of a reproductive journey is deserving of support.

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