In the modern world, we are taught to prioritize work before rest. Yet, the village required to sustain a woman through her most significant transition is often non-existent. Zipporah is here to rebuild it.
Her approach is unconventional, rooted in the belief that high-achieving women require high-level support. Graduating Summa Cum Laude with a degree in Anthropology provided her with a deep understanding of the human systems and cultural rhythms necessary for a community to thrive. She has paired this academic rigor with specialized training in postpartum and lactation from Bastyr University to offer a care model that is research-based and strategically executed.
As a mother of three—including an angel baby and two under two—Zipporah understands the complexities of the postpartum journey firsthand. Her personal experiences with hospital, home, and international births have shaped an empathic, global perspective that she brings to every client. Zipporah works with the sacred cycles and rhythms of life, ensuring your recovery isn't just a "break," but a calculated restoration of your greatest asset: yourself.
Her personal experiences and anthropological insights have been featured on At the Well, the Joyful Morning, and the Dear Loss Mama podcast, amongst other platforms.
Whether you are in Spokane or Coeur d'Alene, or virtually worldwide, Zipporah provides the operational and emotional support you need to remain a leader without compromising your healing.