Deepest Roots: Birth & Wholistic Wellness

Shifting into a new stage of my work as a holistic wellness practitioner and birth professional. So I decided to make a new logo to honor that.

I have been a birth and holistic wellness practitioner for the past 15 ish years. I have been a steward of the land, working to gain access to farm land, for nearly as long.

I have always seen the necessity for access to the soil for birth and wellness professionals and the community that they care for.

What better way to have consistent access to fresh produce, eggs, dairy, meat?

What better wat to have the exact herbs on hand that you need for the treatment of day to day conditions?

What better way to have a calm meeting place where you can guarantee a measure of cleanliness, calm, and security in nature; not always an easy task for people in BIPOC communities who have historically been removed from the land in the US.

I often find myself in the curious position of seeming to be the odd duck who says a farmer and a birth worker are the same in spirit.

They care for the growing seed.
They nurture and tend to the seeds environment be that soil or womb.
They have faith that all is going to plan.
And when the time is ripe/right, they are there to help new life spring forth.

I find it to be such a logical step for birth and earth to come together in this way.

What do you think loves?