Growing up, I was always the person friends came to for a safe space for anything private and intimate, from relationship advice to conversations about our changing bodies. My approachable and trustworthy nature—especially around topics of womanhood—is precisely what I built my career around.

Since becoming certified as a Postpartum Doula in 2010, I have mentored and supported women during charged and often overwhelming periods. I expanded my practice by becoming a Birth Doula, Prenatal Yoga Instructor, Kallah Teacher, and sexual health mentor.

This work is deeply personal to me. It's the reframing and retraining I created for myself about five years into marriage, with young children, when I felt burnt out, irritated, and disempowered by the practice of Taharat Hamishpacha. Instead of walking away, I learned how to step back in—with knowledge, embodiment, and a voice.

With these certifications and vast experience working with hundreds of women—from kallot to mothers, from newly married to decades into marriage—I am fully dedicated to women. I am fascinated and empowered by the cyclical nature of womanhood. My courses are shame-free spaces built on honesty and knowledge, where I constantly seek to normalize people's diverse bodies and experiences while honoring authentic halacha.