From a young age, I’ve always known that one day I would become a midwife. My passion for midwifery blossomed as a child when I read The Red Tent by Anita Diamant. The portrayal of midwifery in this book deeply resonated with me — a timeless and universal process in which women support women in birth, and through this journey, they are reborn. In 2022, the call to pursue midwifery became undeniable, and I moved to Prescott, Arizona, to pursue a mentorship with 3 experienced midwives who taught me the art of natural home birth. Meanwhile, I was completing my didactic studies with National College of Midwifery. Eager to expand my experience, I continued my training in El Paso at the renowned birth center, Maternidad La Luz, where I had the honor of serving families from Juarez as a primary midwife under supervision. During this time, I learned the bulk of my tactile skills, and had the experience of managing births of all kinds: the butter births and the 3 day marathons. I gained confidence and experience in learning to navigate the emergencies that can be a part of birth. In 2023, I joined a practice in Sedona, with a CNM, which further expanded my experience. Now, I am delighted to be serving my community here in Prescott, practicing out of the Midwives and Wellness collective. I am deeply honored to offer my services to families in Prescott, the Tri-Cities, the Verde Valley, and Sedona.