Michele has served their community as a traditional community midwife since 1998. Over the years they began to work more with clients who had significant trauma related to pregnancy, birth, & sexual assault/abuse. While their expertise in this area became a real asset in their practice & community, it meant that the work they were doing with clients began to look more like therapy than midwifery-led perinatal care. In the Autumn of 2020, Michele decided to go back to college to pursue their social work degree and return to the community as a therapist.
 
Midwifery will always be a huge & important part of Michele's world, but they were holding “therapy” sessions for stuffed animals & primary school friends long before they ever attended a birth. Michele is thrilled to be primarily serving their community as a social worker and therapist now. While they have worked with all kinds of people from different backgrounds, their practice has always focused on providing full spectrum, affirming, and culturally appropriate care to LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and low-income people & families.

Michele está aprendiendo español y espera eventualmente ofrecer servicios a clientes hispanohablantes.