I teach both FEMM (cert. 2020) and Billings Ovulation Method (cert. 2022). I work with couples who are avoiding pregnancy or charting for health. My primary specialization is working with postpartum/breastfeeding moms, but I’m equipped to teach anyone who is avoiding pregnancy, regardless of cycle type.

The Billings Ovulation Method is particularly well suited to people in the postpartum and perimenopause phases, since I can help you identify infertile days even if you’re not ovulating regularly. My FEMM course is best for those who are have relatively regular cycles OR who are looking for more education around cycle health. In my FEMM course, you also learn how to include basal body temperature and calculation rules in your charting practice.

As of November 2024, I am currently only teaching the Billings Ovulation Method. However, I am working on editing and updating my online FEMM course. I plan to release the course sometime in 2025 for people who desire to take a symptothermal approach to their charting.

When I’m not talking about/teaching fertility awareness, I enjoy playing the piano, spending time outside, reading, and collecting house plants. I also homeschool my two children & volunteer my time in the local homeschool community. My core values mesh with both my teaching and parenting styles: honesty, connection, ongoing support, and continued learning. I will always be working to better myself as a teacher to give my best to my students.