A private midwife offers personalised, continuity-based care through pregnancy, birth, and the postnatal period. This may include antenatal appointments, birth preparation, planned homebirth care, and postnatal support. Many women choose private midwifery for time, relationship, and steady, individualised care. Private midwifery works alongside the broader health system and does not require a referral

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My approach to private midwifery care in Sydney is relational, evidence-informed, and woman-centred. Care may involve a single appointment, a series of structured consultations, or full continuity across pregnancy, birth, and the postnatal period.

Appointments are unrushed and shaped around your needs, values, and circumstances.

Care options are outlined in Clinical Care

No referral is needed. You can contact me directly to book an appointment or arrange a free enquiry call. Some appointments may attract Medicare rebates when eligibility criteria are met, and this can be discussed when booking.

Many women reach out early in pregnancy, particularly if they are considering continuity of care or homebirth, as availability can be limited. You are also welcome to get in touch at any stage of pregnancy or postpartum. Early contact simply gives more space to explore options and plan care thoughtfully.

Early pregnancy options are listed on Clinical Care

Yes. You can book antenatal or postnatal appointments without committing to ongoing care. These sessions are often used for clarity, preparation, decision-making, or support during a specific moment or transition.

Individual consultations are listed under Clinical Care.

Clinic appointments are held in Paddington, Sydney. Telehealth consultations are available where appropriate, and some care is offered in the home depending on the type of support. Location is always discussed at the time of booking so care remains practical and accessible.

Location details are available on the Contact page.

Yes. Many women planning a hospital birth choose private midwifery care for continuity, preparation, and personalised postnatal support. Care is provided alongside your chosen hospital and healthcare providers, with a focus on informed choice and feeling supported within the system.

Hospital birth support is part of Clinical Care

Yes. I offer complete care as a homebirth midwife in Sydney for women who meet eligibility criteria. This includes antenatal visits, on-call attendance for the birth, and postnatal care for you and your baby. Homebirth care is approached with careful planning, continuity, and informed decision-making.

Homebirth care options are outlined on Clinic Pathways.

Please note: bookings for Complete Midwifery Care are currently closed until August 2027. You are welcome to join the waitlist to hear when places open.

Yes. I am happy to work collaboratively with GPs, obstetricians, and other health professionals where appropriate. Shared care allows you to combine midwifery-led support with specialist input, while maintaining continuity and relationship.

Shared care options are explained in Clinical Care

Some antenatal and postnatal midwifery appointments may attract Medicare rebates when eligibility criteria are met. This depends on the type of appointment and individual circumstances. If applicable, rebates are processed after your appointment.

Costs vary depending on the level of support you choose, from individual appointments through to full continuity of care across pregnancy, birth, and the postnatal period. Fee information can be discussed during an enquiry call so you can decide what feels right for you.

Care options are outlined on Clinical Care

Yes. I offer birth education in Sydney through consultations and group sessions that support preparation, understanding birth, and informed decision-making. These sessions can be attended on their own or alongside clinical care.

Current options are listed under Workshops and Intensives.

Yes. I offer women’s circles and cyclical education through non-clinical workshops and group spaces. These offerings support reflection, orientation, and understanding across women’s life stages and sit alongside, not in place of, clinical care.

Upcoming offerings are listed under Workshops and Intensives.

No. My work is not therapy or counselling. Clinical appointments provide midwifery care and education, and workshops are educational in nature. If you are seeking mental health support or therapy, I recommend working with an appropriately qualified practitioner.

You do not need to know this before reaching out. Many women begin with a single appointment or enquiry call to talk through where they are and what support might be helpful. From there, care or education can be shaped to suit your needs and stage of life.