About Tara

For as long as I can remember, I have been a caregiver. My parents tell stories of how, as a child, I would climb onto my great-grandmother’s lap—despite her being nonverbal in the late stages of dementia—just to sit with her and be present. That deep instinct to nurture and hold space for others has been a guiding force throughout my life and career.

The birth of my daughter changed me in ways I could never have imagined. It was a profound initiation—one that revealed, on the deepest level, how vital it is for a new mother to feel truly supported, seen, and held. That transition into motherhood, both beautiful and raw, awakened in me a calling to protect and honor this sacred journey.

Holistic health and healing have been woven into my life for years. Through my work with my beloved holistic mentor, Susan Clearwater, RN, tending to the earth in my garden, assessing the needs of my community, and seeking wisdom from my ancestors, I have come to fully embrace my role in guiding women through the sacred transition from maiden to mother.

In addition to being a Registered Nurse, I have extensively studied Ayurvedic postpartum practices, completed over 100 hours of herbal studies, and undertaken coursework in spiritual healing, ancestral healing, and collective healing, including 50 hours of study with Thomas Hübl.

My passion lies in providing mothers with compassionate, one-on-one care during the postpartum period. I integrate my medical training with holistic and herbal knowledge to create a balanced, nourishing plan for each mother’s recovery. Beyond physical healing, I offer emotional and spiritual guidance, holding space for mothers as they navigate this sacred and transformative time. Through deep listening, ancestral wisdom, and intuitive care, I strive to nurture not just the body, but the heart and soul of every mother I serve.