Bearth - Holistic Midwifery & Family Health

Bearth - Holistic Midwifery & Family Health Bearth is a down-to-earth midwifery service that interweaves traditional midwifery wisdom with moder

I’ve taken an unintentional hiatus from Instagram for the past six months or so, but can feel the spark to create return...
11/12/2025

I’ve taken an unintentional hiatus from Instagram for the past six months or so, but can feel the spark to create returning. I’ve spent the last six months pouring into myself, attuning to myself in deeper and more meaningful ways, addressing wounds, replenishing the well. When I was 21 *15 years ago* I sat on my bed and saw in a vision the word Midwife stamped onto my forehead. I have to share a secret with you. In January of this year I thought I was done for good. I’ve admittedly struggled with this work off and on. As beautiful and fulfilling as I do find this work, it’s also exhausting, sobering, grievous work. It’s broken me to my core numerous times. And yet, call it Spirit or ancestors, I keep being called back. A little different each time. More boundaries here, a little sustainability there, more attuning to myself here. “Stay”, the wisdom from within calls out. “Stay.” So here I am, a little different than the last time we met yet more myself and aligned with my purpose than ever. So hello!👋🏼 Thank you for being here and meeting me again. I’m deeply impassioned about the work of a midwife. Not just in the literal sense of providing care for pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, but philosophically as well in the ways we show up and care for one another, our children, and our communities. May we all accept the invitation to Midwife each other through life, in whatever way it presents for you. We each have a role to play. I’m honored and humbled to be here, a student of birth, guiding you to your wisdom from within.

A client’s 3 year old took this photo of me a couple weeks ago. I love it 🥰
11/04/2025

A client’s 3 year old took this photo of me a couple weeks ago. I love it 🥰

This past August when I weaned my youngest marked the end of 9 years of being either pregnant or breastfeeding. 9 consec...
11/03/2025

This past August when I weaned my youngest marked the end of 9 years of being either pregnant or breastfeeding. 9 consecutive years of sharing a body with someone else in some capacity. That’s 1/4 of my life. And something I’m really proud of. I will never regret how much of myself I gave to them in order to nurture and grow their precious bodies, hearts, and souls. ✨They are the whole world✨ And yet of course, as mothers know, it has also been an exhausting 9 years. So last weekend I brought 7 of my dearest friends together and called in a ceremony for myself to honor this right of passage. A Closing of the Bones. If you’re unfamiliar, a closing of the bones ceremony is a traditional practice in many cultures that invites the energy of the mother back into her body and aids in physical healing. She lays on rebozos or shawls and is wrapped from head to toe along the chakral pathways- Head, Heart, Center, Sacral, Root. The energy that opened and expanded in order to bring forth new life, that sometimes or often gets scattered in the process, is called back in to the mother in a physical and metaphorical sense as each rebozo is tied snuggly around her: like a big, full body hug. Motherhood has been the most expansive experience of my life, and has opened my heart, mind, and body in numerous and uncountable ways. I’m different now. Changed. And yet, I am still me. And I am still here. My body. My mind. My will. Pieces that were taken from me across my whole lifespan, not just in childbearing, are finding their ways back to me as I live more empowered day by day, fully in my authenticity. That night will be one of the most important nights of my life, my heart still feel tender thinking of it. As each rebozo was tied my friends took turns speaking a blessing over my body and I got to see myself through their eyes. (Oh to be so loved! I am lucky). As someone who is so used to being the practitioner, to sit and receive was a challenge. And yet, so beautifully necessary for healing. I’m beyond grateful for them. (Cont. in comments)

Happy Halloween! 🎃
11/01/2025

Happy Halloween! 🎃

Just some office love and appreciation. I love this space so much, because it holds so much. Tears are cried here, bodie...
04/15/2025

Just some office love and appreciation.
I love this space so much, because it holds so much.
Tears are cried here, bodies are hugged, stories are told, dreams are held.
We’ve seen the first flicker of a heartbeat in here, and also the last.
We’ve grieved here, felt renewed here.
Sipped tea, and spilled our guts. Peed in cups and laughed until we tears were rolling down our faces.
We’ve held hands and touched bellies. It’s a room of connection, and the place I feel most at peace, because pieces of all of you are in here.
It’s the feeling room, the tender space, memory holder and memory maker.
A sacred place that smells like orange, bergamot, and patchouli.
A place you are always welcome to come be as you are, and be celebrated.
What memories do you have of this room?

I’m very excited to extend my work into deeper postpartum support. I’ve had a growing love and appreciation (and sometim...
04/03/2025

I’m very excited to extend my work into deeper postpartum support. I’ve had a growing love and appreciation (and sometimes fear) for postpartum in my midwifery practice since the very beginning, offering extended postpartum care to 12 weeks instead of the typical 6–the first in Utah and among my peers to do so. It has felt really right to honor the 4th trimester in this way. 🌿 After the birth of my 3rd child, I received postpartum doula support for the first time from I could not BELIEVE that I hadn’t done it with the previous two births. Her care for us during that time makes me tear up to this day, it impacted me so deeply. Our whole home was full of love, compassion, and the beautiful messy existence of postpartum in a way that felt like an embrace instead of brick walls. I softened deeper into postpartum than I ever have before which allowed me to heal both physically and mentally on a level I could not have accomplished on my own. I felt held, safe, and so deeply cared for. That *feeling* of love and support is what I aspire to offer with my postpartum support, integrated with my knowledge and years of experience as a midwife. It just feels right. Website for details 🤍

33 beautiful humans came through my doors today for a client gathering. Mothers, fathers, babies- some as little as 7 we...
03/28/2025

33 beautiful humans came through my doors today for a client gathering. Mothers, fathers, babies- some as little as 7 weeks old! I can’t even put into words how much it meant to me to see so many of my families together in one house. Each experience so unique, and so transformative. I’m so grateful to be in this work, to be trusted by so many, and to have had the honor to walk with each of you during your birth experiences. I love you all dearly! Thank you to everyone who came☺️
I’ll be hosting some community gatherings as well soon! Be looking for an invitation on here, or by text if you have my number. Happy weekend, folks🌿

This is the reason ✨why✨ An empowered first birth, at home.I’m calling in good things from the universe for my first tim...
12/01/2024

This is the reason ✨why✨ An empowered first birth, at home.

I’m calling in good things from the universe for my first time mamas and challenging the belief that it has to be hard. I know that won’t resonate with all of you, and certainly many first births are extremely difficult. But I no longer accept that as simple fact for any and everyone. It *CAN* be good! That needs to be a possibility we welcome and acknowledge as a whole. Same goes for a birth after trauma, or a VBAC… huh, maybe the belief is simply that *birth*can*be*good* Yeah, that’s it.

There’s certain times as a midwife when getting called out in the middle of the night that my body really struggles to w...
10/02/2024

There’s certain times as a midwife when getting called out in the middle of the night that my body really struggles to wake up. Getting the call for this birth was one of those moments where I just felt like my brain and body were NOT on board. Vision felt blurred, brain felt foggy and slow, I stood for way too long in my hallway at home just trying to remember what I had forgotten (probably the keys). The drive over I kept all windows open and music loud to help me stay awake. And then… I walked down the stairs to this family’s room and saw her there in her bathtub. Water running down her face, her partner nearby holding space, her breath moving rhythmically and intuitively with her contractions …every synapse in my being, every nerve and fiber, awoke with a fire in the witness of her. What a sacred event, and I *was there*. I don’t know y’all, I used to do drugs but nothing gets me quite as high as being in the presence of birthing women. I’m so so lucky to get to be witness. To be startled awake by beauty. Wow. Wow. Wow. Thank you for that honor.

To my clients: in case you’re wondering, your midwife misses you too. After all, we spent a whole year together. I got t...
09/17/2024

To my clients: in case you’re wondering, your midwife misses you too. After all, we spent a whole year together. I got to know your family and your children, I met your dog and your mother and sisters. I walked through your garden and got to taste the yumminess of your homemade sourdough bread. I sat in your new rocking chair in the nursery you thoughtfully curated. I’ve held your hand as you cried and watched you go through the deepest valley to birth your child. It’s the greatest blessing to love people. To hold stories and hope and sorrow alongside you all. I think of you all the time. Just know, as you’re going about your life, that I carry a little bit of you in my heart every where I go. And even though we closed this chapter, your memory is still written in the pages of my book.

I’ve been very absent on this app because I don’t know how to show up anymore. Truthfully, I don’t really care about building a business or brand anymore. It feels inauthentic. All I want to do is feel the dew on my bare toes and breathe air into my lungs and feel it all. So, there’s that. 🤍

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About Bearth

Bearth is so much more than a midwifery service; it's about building people up. Our hope is that through the empowering process that giving birth can be, you and your family will be made stronger and healthier because of it. The ability to carry life and give birth is, not only fundamentally human, it is an incredibly profound time in a person's life. This process heightens all five senses and imprints a lasting memory on your mind.

We want you to remember the power you hold in every cell of your body.

We provide a safe, supportive birthing space and want you to feel respected, in control, and to be able to look back on that moment in your life and remember that you can do it, you are enough, and you are stronger than you know.