My Midwifery Story

When I began attending births as a doula in 2007, I was inspired by the awesome power of women and their babies to work together during birth and in the time following.

From the early moments of pregnancy, the creation of a baby sparks the growth of a mother. As a woman builds her child, she also develops her insight, skills, and fortitude for mothering.

I was hooked! By 2014 I had completed my Bachelor of Midwifery and was working as a midwife and childbirth educator, journeying with women and their loved ones in this path of transition. The art and science of midwifery is a passion deeply embedded within me, and it was obvious from the first taste that working in continuity with women was where I needed to be.

Having worked as a Clinical Midwifery Specialist and Homebirth Mentor at the Royal Hospital for Women, Randwick, and working in a Caseload Midwifery Group Practice, my hunger for learning and developing led me to complete studies in pharmacology at Newcastle University.

In time I received my endorsement from AHPRA to prescribe medications, order diagnostic tests and attract Medicare benefits.

In April 2023 I moved into Private Practice Midwifery where I offer Midwifery Services to Women in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney and Surrounds.

Working within the full scope of midwifery, I offer pre-conception, antenatal, birthing and postnatal care, including labour and birth at home or in hospital. Working with women in community and women’s circles adds a layer of support and connection I believe is essential to the transition into motherhood.

Today, I am privileged to be working with women as they grow and birth their babies, keeping the woman’s full self in the centre of my care.

I value safe and respectful maternity care, collaboration with women, their families in addition to midwives, doctors, doulas, and other health professionals and therapists where needed.