About Becca

When I’m not talking someone’s ear off about birth, you’ll probably find me in Brooklyn, where I live with my two cats. I’m a people person who loves connecting with others and getting into the raw realness of whatever life brings. I spend my free time seeking out live music and theater, reading on the subway, biking, starting a new craft, and getting outside whenever I can.

I’m drawn to the intensity and complexity of life, and I find meaning in supporting people through major transitions.

I believe mental wellness matters just as much as physical support during birth and postpartum. That’s why I’m pursuing my PMH-C (Perinatal Mental Health Certification) through Postpartum Support International, with a focus on supporting families through perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.

I’m also a trained facilitator of the ROSE Program (Reach Out, Stay Strong, Essentials), an evidence-based approach designed to help prevent postpartum depression. This training informs how I support families as they prepare for the transition into parenthood. Together, we can talk honestly about what this season might look and feel like, identify sources of stress, build a strong support network, and explore practical ways to care for your emotional well-being before and after your baby arrives.

I bring a trauma-informed lens to my work and strive to meet every family with empathy, validation, and zero judgment. My goal is to create space for you to feel heard, ask questions, explore your feelings, and navigate this transition in a way that feels right for you.