March-September 2021, I moved back to the UK to work as Consultant Midwife. I was one of the senior leaders of maternity services advocating for women and promoting birth physiology. While in the Uk, I certified as Yoga Nidra teacher with Uma Dinsmore-Tuli.
Since 2008 until now, I have unlearnt, observed and self-studied on birth physiology and invested in my personal growth. Now I am interning with dr. Gabor Matè and the team of Compassionate Inquiry (CI) about healing our trauma, our stories through compassion and body's wisdom. And learning about somatic embodiment & self-regulation therapies. On my way to become CI practicioner.
A long way, finally, all those years brought me back to myself. I feel home, safe inside my body. it is so important for me now to do what I love, to fully express myself, my creativity. And I had the courage to do what I wanted since long time.
I quitted working & supporting medical systems, I don't recognise myself as a medical midwife anymore. I am offering my talents as an independent consultant, in service to healing women. I do trauma & birth-work to restore intuitions and connection.
I am between Italy & Australia at service for women as a trauma & birth-worker.
One of my dreams is to support women and families, to build a community birth approach so that women give birth with love and joy, not isolated. I don't believe childbirth should happen inside the hospital. I have witnessed many horror stories inside the medical system - manipulation, control, toxic dynamics, very traumatic births, very poor self-care. I believe birth should be a community event, outside hospitals, where women are able to birth gently, naturally, with love & presence for their process and their babies. The way women give birth impact their lives and our planet. If we re-connect with ourselves, we see the beauty in ourselves and peel away layers of trauma, social pressure and cultural toxicity, we are whole and we can show up in every stage of our lives in full power, including in birth and motherhood. Join me in the revolution.