As a reproductive companion and wellness guide, I weave movement, vocalization, yoga, meditation, herbalism, and ancient womb wisdom to hold space for transitions from menarche to menopause. I believe womb care radically attunes bleeding people to their divine power and is an invaluable precursor to empowered birth, postpartum, parenthood, and communities. By rooting in legacies of southern Black midwives, freedom fighters, and healers, I honor womb and birth care as a front line for liberation and planetary healing. Since 2019, I have supported over 250 families through reproductive transitions, primarily as a menstrual health guide and postpartum doula. My studies as a reproductive companion and wellness guide include over 1000 hours training in folk herbalism with teachers in African American, European, and Mesoamerican traditions and 500 hours of yoga and meditation training and mentorship. I am a certified birth, postpartum, and pregnancy loss doula and have facilitated womb circles throughout New York City and abroad. I am deeply influenced by my lineages in Mexica moon ceremonies, Tibetan Buddhism, and Black American midwifery. I graduated from Columbia University with a B.A. in Dance and Women’s Gender, & Sexuality Studies. I am currently blooming on unceded Lenape and  Canarsie land otherwise known as Brooklyn, NY.