A little more about me...

*the process of becoming a mother: Those physical, psychological and emotional changes you go through after the birth of your child now have a name: matrescence. The process of becoming a mother, which anthropologists call “matrescence”,,” has been largely unexplored in the medical community.

I'm originally from France and have called the United States home since 2013. I met my husband, a native New Yorker, back in 2008, and our love story began with what really was love at first sight. Today, we're happily settled in Loveland, Colorado, raising our three little ones: two beautiful girls and our precious boy.

Becoming a mother changed me in ways I could never have imagined. It opened my eyes to the beauty, vulnerability, and strength of women, and sparked a deep desire to support other mothers through one of life's most transformative experiences. This journey, often called matrescence, helped me discover what I feel called to do: walk alongside women, help them find confidence in their bodies, and remind them that they are capable of more than they often realize.

I believe birth deserves to be approached with confidence rather than fear. While every birth is different and doesn't always unfold as planned, it can be a deeply meaningful and empowering experience. With thoughtful preparation, compassionate support, and trust in the body's natural process, women can feel more informed, supported, and at peace as they welcome their babies.

Beyond birth work, I'm passionate about holistic cooking, herbalism, and making my own skincare and household products. I believe that caring for our health begins with the everyday choices we make, from the food we prepare to the ingredients we use in our homes. My approach is rooted in simplicity, a love for nature, and gratitude for God's creation.

At the heart of it all, I feel incredibly blessed to do work that allows me to care for others, share what I've learned, and help families embrace a more intentional way of living.