Hello, my name is Brielle Weber, MA, MSN, RN. My interest in birth work began in 2010, when my sister had twins and I have been enthralled ever since.

I have a Master’s Degree in Health Advocacy from Sarah Lawrence College and a Master of Nursing from Johns Hopkins University. I worked as a public health nurse in Washington D.C. ensuring quality healthcare was available to all for a few years, and now I am a postpartum home visiting nurse. I also teach prenatal and postnatal yoga from a trauma-informed lens and focus on pelvic floor awareneness and health. I love how mindfulness, science, connection, and movement can come together to help support birthing people during the prenatal, labor and delivery, and postnatal periods.

Over the years, I have studied and worked in public health, both nationally and internationally, focusing on maternal and infant health and methods of increasing resiliency in caretakers and children. I am also a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer who worked as a Community Health Volunteer in rural Ethiopia.

I am passionate about how birth work can serve as activism and disrupt power systems that are deeply rooted in racism and sexism. That is why I am working to ensure that these services can be available to everyone.