My Story

When I became a mother for the first time, the reality of motherhood was far more challenging than I expected.

I loved my son deeply, but I found the transition into motherhood overwhelming. I felt isolated and unsupported, navigating something life-changing without the space, guidance, or support I needed.

Looking back, I can see that I had become disconnected from myself. I was so focused on figuring out how to be the mother I thought I needed to be, that I had lost touch with my own needs, instincts, and sense of self.

That experience stayed with me and shapes the work I do today.

When I became pregnant with my second son, I approached things very differently. Immersing myself in learning about birth, practising meditation, completing a hypnobirthing course, and spending time reflecting on the kind of birth and early motherhood experience I wanted to create.

I felt informed, intentional, and deeply connected to my own instincts. I wanted to understand my choices, trust myself, and take an active role in my own journey rather than simply follow the path laid out in front of me.

During that time, I found myself considering training as a doula. I felt strongly drawn to birth work because I could see how much women need support, information, encouragement, and trust in their own wisdom.

Although my path ultimately led elsewhere, that desire never left me.

Today, it sits at the heart of everything I do. Whether through coaching, writing, or facilitating circles, my work is about creating spaces where mothers can feel heard and supported. Spaces where they can reconnect with themselves, trust their own voice, and make choices that feel right for them and their families.