I specialize in reproductive loss and trauma (miscarriage, stillbirth, TFMR, abortion, NICU, medical complications) from a reproductive justice lens, which means that I understand my clients in their socio-political context and I center their right to have a child, not to have a child, access the resources to care for their children, and to parent in a safe and healthy environment.

Following the leadership of Black women, reproductive justice centers the experiences of women of color and their sexual, reproductive, economic, and relational well being. Reproductive justice is about body sovereignty in regard to gender expression and reproductive health. It is also about physical, environmental and relational safety, economic resources, access to information, and high quality medical and community care. It is intersectional and aspirational.

In practice, this means that I recognize and name the systems that are impacting my clients, and I move away from focus on individual self-improvement as a universal solution. I invite my clients to explore cultural and ancestral strengths, honor their grief, challenge unrealistic expectations of themselves, and find or create communities of care.