Lacey is a Birth Worker of 20 years and is extremely passionate about navigating birth from the lens of its physiological and ancestral beginnings. She believes that you were made for this moment you’re preparing for. 

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Lacey began training to be a Doula as a young teen under a Student Midwife and attended home births with her for several years. She has known from the first birth she attended (as a 14-year-old girl) that birth work was what she wanted to do for the rest of her life. Lacey has attended and served women at full term births, miscarriage births, and still births. She also served as a volunteer doula on the military base her husband was stationed on from 2012-2015. As she grew her family, she took on the role of Doula virtually for many families while she and her husband moved around the country, answering their questions and supporting them emotionally through their pregnancies, birth and postpartum. She is currently training under a skilled Midwife as a Birth Assistant and is loving every minute of inching toward her lifelong goal of becoming a homebirth Midwife.

Having had her own births in the hospital, birth center and at home, Lacey is compassionate and has a well-rounded understanding of the birth settings offered to families. She is the mother of 4 children ages 13, 9, 7 and 4. Her final two born at home, her second in a birth center and her first in a hospital (all 4 with a Doula), she is passionate about home birth, the statistical favorable outcomes that come with that decision, and a more hands-off approach to birth. 

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You have the power, she's here to remind you of that.