midwifery care options

continuity care

Care across pregnancy, birth, and the postnatal period with a known midwife.

Home or hospital birth.

midwifery clinic

Antenatal and postnatal care only (no birth support), for women planning a hospital birth.

continuity care

Care across pregnancy, birth, and the postnatal period with a known midwife.

  • pregnancy

    In-home antenatal care focused on assessment, preparation, and informed decision-making.

  • labour & birth

    Continuous support from a known midwife during labour and birth.

    Home or hospital.

  • postpartum

    In-home postnatal care supporting recovery, newborn wellbeing, and feeding.

midwifery clinic

Antenatal and postnatal care with a known midwife, for women planning a hospital birth.

The clinic provides routine pregnancy care, referrals for blood tests and ultrasounds, hospital booking, and ongoing support throughout pregnancy and after birth.

Eligible services attract Medicare rebates.

common questions

  • No. The clinic provides antenatal and postnatal care only, for women planning a hospital birth.

  • Yes. Care continues alongside your hospital booking and other maternity providers as needed.

  • Yes. Eligible antenatal and postnatal appointments attract Medicare rebates.

  • You’re welcome to get in touch at any stage in pregnancy, including soon after a positive pregnancy test.

areas of focus

  • Every mother’s journey is unique, yet too often, maternity care is restricted by a one-size-fits-all approach that leaves women feeling unheard or unsupported. A personalised approach means I take the time to listen, understand, and connect with you — your preferences, concerns, and goals — and shape my care to meet your individual needs.

    I work collaboratively with you, adapting to whatever circumstances arise, to ensure you feel informed and confident in making decisions about your body, your birth, and your baby. My aim is to support you and your family in the ways that matter most to you.

  • Homebirth care is offered for women seeking a supported physiological birth at home, with ongoing assessment, preparation, and continuity throughout the maternity period.

  • Care can continue alongside obstetric, medical, and hospital input where needed, with support to navigate appointments, understand your options, and communicate across the maternity system. I maintain respectful working relationships with local maternity services across the South West.

  • Care is grounded in current evidence and open discussion, with time to understand your options and make informed decisions throughout pregnancy and birth.

You’re welcome to get in touch to discuss care options, ask questions, or arrange an appointment.