About

My Story: 

I’m a military wife, a homeschool mom of 4 under 6, a woman who has lived through the trenches of postpartum more than once, and a practitioner who refused to keep accepting “normal labs” and “welcome to motherhood” as answers.

I’ve been:

• The woman sitting in the OB's office being told her labs are normal and they don't know why she keeps miscarrying

• The mom that spent the entire 9 months of pregnancy bent over the toilet 

• The mom that sat in the pediatricians office being offered formula, feeling defeated that her baby wasn't gaining enough weight

• The mom crying on the bathroom floor wondering if things would ever get easier

• The mom who lost handfuls of hair every shower

• The mom whose postpartum anxiety kept her up all night and postpartum depression made it hard to get out of bed 

• The mom who felt invisible inside her own body

• The mom who was doing everything right and still felt like garbage

So yeah - this isn't just business for me. 

It's personal.

I started Woman to Womban to offer the kind of support I wish I'd had.

Why I Do Things Differently:

Most postpartum care goes like this:

“Your baby’s gaining weight? You’re cleared for sex? Good luck out there.”

Yeah... That doesn't work for me. It shouldn't work for you either. 

Postpartum is a full-body reconstruction - hormones, minerals, metabolism, digestion, identity, nervous system. 

All of it.

So I build care around what women actually need:

✔ Functional lab testing that shows what’s really going on

✔ Whole-food nourishment because postpartum bodies need protein, minerals, fats, and carbs to rebuild

✔ Movement that supports healing instead of punishing your body

✔ Nervous system & emotional support because your brain and body are partners, not roommates

✔ Honest, nurturing guidance without gaslighting, guilt, or restriction

Let me be clear here - 

I’m not anti-medicine.

I’m anti-gaslighting.

There’s a difference.

The system is failing mothers.

Motherhood doesn't erase your needs. 

Postpartum isn't just a "phase" to get through.

Your symptoms aren't inconveniences - they're information.

You deserve to feel well.

You deserve to be nourished.

You deserve to feel rooted, connected, supported.

That is what Redefining Postpartum is all about.