PRENATAL
EDUCATION

POSTPARTUM
SUPPORT

RITE OF PASSAGE
CEREMONY

Hello!
I’m Molly.

I’m a teacher,
a mother, and your
pregnancy and postpartum partner.

I view pregnancy, childbirth, and motherhood and parenthood as
sacred rites of passage.

Rites of passage require witnessing and community support. I work with expecting and postpartum mothers and parents to prepare for, honor, and celebrate their walk on the birth path.

You deserve to find a path towards birth and parenthood that feels meaningful, safe, and grounded in deep trust and knowing.

What My Clients Love

  • These classes were a dream. We absolutely loved working with Molly and looked forward to these classes each week. Our mindsets have shifted a lot in the course of the last five weeks and we feel very grateful and prepared for this next chapter. On top of its more practical applications, it was also a spiritual journey from start to finish.

    Courtney, childbirth education client

  • This was a wonderful experience with my partner and I. We had a chance to spend quality time together and engage with one another in an intimate way, all while preparing for the arrival of our baby girl!

    LH, prenatal yoga client

  • Taking this class with Molly was incredibly helpful as she helped us navigate the birth of our second child. She taught us mindfulness exercises that helped my partner and I through the labor and delivery process. We still use the exercises post-partum when things are challenging. It doesn't matter if it's your first, second, or third child, this is a valuable experience for all expecting couples.

    AZH, childbirth education client

  • This was a great opportunity to reflect and process the experience from our first child, and apply techniques and mindfulness to prepare for our second child. I wish this was an experience we had during our first, we felt more emotionally equipped, prepared and confident to handle the birth experience of our son.

    Second-time dad, childbirth education client

  • This class broke me open and healed me in ways I wasn't expecting. I joined hoping to find a community of like-minded women but I never dreamed that I would develop the connections that I did. I wasn't sure what to expect going into a "mom's group" but I'm so glad I did...Molly's passion, kindness, wisdom made all the difference.

    Marianne, MotherCircle participant

Statement on solidarity and support of the people of Gaza

As someone who cares about access to reproductive rights and human rights for all people, I stand in unwavering solidarity with the people of Gaza as we approach the tenth month of genocide of the Palestinian people. I recognize that the ongoing the destruction of their lives, livelihoods, and homes has devastating effects on the women, children, and families of Gaza, with profound implications for their health, safety, and well-being. As an advocate for women's healthcare, I understand that the pursuit of human rights is inseparable from my work in birth and women's rights. The ongoing and life-threatening struggle for dignity, autonomy, and access to essential care in Gaza is a stark reminder of the critical intersection between human rights and my commitment to providing compassionate, equitable care for all. A portion of the income I receive from services and programs is donated to the Palestinian Childrens Relief fund and other mutual aid funds that directly support getting aid and medical support to the people of Gaza.

I believe that every individual, regardless of where they live, has the right to a safe and supported birth experience and access to quality healthcare. The atrocities faced by the people of Gaza highlight the urgent need for global solidarity and action. As we continue our work, we remain steadfast in our dedication to supporting the rights and well-being of women and families everywhere, knowing that our mission is deeply intertwined with the broader fight for human rights and justice. As Audre Lorde says, “I am not free while any woman is unfree, even if her shackles are very different from my own.” Here’s to freeing each other from our shackles, together, in community.

In liberation,

Molly