Traditional Birth & Postpartum Care

“Birth is not only about making babies. It’s about making mothers ~ strong, capable mothers who trust themselves and believe in their inner strength” -Barbara Katz Rothman

Let's walk together 

Motherhood is a transformation—one that asks everything of you. It stretches you, unravels you, and calls you to step into something deeper, something wilder, something more. It is beautiful, raw, and at times, overwhelming.

But here’s the truth: you were never meant to figure it all out alone.

I no longer attend births in person, but my work with mothers continues—through private coaching and my signature program, Of Marrow and Mother. This is a space where you can be deeply supported, where your questions, fears, and instincts are honored.

This isn’t about giving you a script to follow. It’s about helping you trust yourself more fully. It’s about learning to move through birth, postpartum, and motherhood with confidence, clarity, and a deep connection to your own body and intuition.

You are already wise. Already capable. Already whole. Sometimes, you just need someone to remind you.

The childbearing year is a sacred journey, deserving of support and guidance. Investing in a dedicated practitoner to walk with you during this transformative time ensures that you have the nurturing care, knowledge, and wisdom needed to navigate the path of motherhood with grace and confidence. 

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Awakening fertility is part of the EPIC collection by Heng Ou on creating a holistic childbearing year. Other books include "Nine Golden Months" and "The First Forty Days."

“By making a commitment to prepare for pregnancy, you are joining a growing population of women who are tapping into a desire to understand and care for their bodies more deeply. As we become increasingly aware that we are living in an age of lower levels of nutrition and higher levels of toxicity—and anxiety—there is a new surge of interest in fertility awareness and prenatal health.”

Ali was interviewed for this book, photos were taken in her home, and credit is given on the "Wise Ones" section of the book. Â