
Over 37 years of service in the healthcare field, 22 years of Maternal-Child experience, and a fierce commitment to quality care for women, babies, and families.
"As a daughter, wife, mother, nurse, and midwife, and now "Nonni" I have always been a caregiver. After working in the hospital for many years I wanted to provide care without all the unnecessary intervention, coercion and frantic pace. Birth Matters, and women deserve choices and support!"
Linda started her career in healthcare at the age of 16 as a CNA in her small, rural hometown in Wyoming. She had wanted to care for children as a Doctor since 11 years old. After spending time in close patient care she followed her heart into nursing instead. She went into the Army Reserves to put herself through college. Linda met her husband while in nursing school and married the next year. Linda gravitated toward maternal-child nursing. While following her husband wherever his Air Force duties led, Linda took some time off to raise her young children. She returned to Labor and Delivery when the children were older, working nights and weekends so they could stay home with Daddy.
After moving to an assignment in Germany for 3 years, Linda decided to pursue her Master of Science in Nursing Degree to become a Nurse Practitioner, specializing in Midwifery. Graduating and passing boards in 2018. Linda went to work at Winn Army Community Hospital near Savannah, Georgia for a time, then in 2019 her husband Andy, newly retired, took a position at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station and Brevard County has became home.
This practice is a culmination of years of dreams and advocacy for mamas and babies. Linda is so proud to offer women and families a safe, loving, individualized, and relationship-based option for their birth and women's health needs.

“I believe giving women the freedom to make their own informed decisions surrounding their births, while feeling supported and safe is of the highest priority. After having two beautiful home-births myself I wish for everyone to have the opportunity to have the same wonderful experience.”
Linda’s daughter as well as her Administrative Coordinator. A mother of two home-birthed babies and happily married to James for seven years.