Your Team

  • Morgan Dunn

    My passion for midwifery began while completing my Bachelor of Health Sciences at Western University, where I discovered a deep appreciation for women’s reproductive health and knew I wanted to support families through pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. I graduated from the Midwifery Education Program at McMaster University in May 2026, and I feel…

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  • Kate Bondy ~ On Leave

    A dear friend of mine introduced me to the world of birth and compassionate family care well over a decade ago, and while I pursued a whole other career in the news industry between then and now, I always had a feeling I’d make my way back into birth work. The goal of my practice…

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  • Chantal Gowing

    I was born and raised in Haldimand County where I am currently living with my husband and our four children, all of whom were delivered in the care of midwifery. Through the journey of becoming a mother, I realized my passion for the entire birth experience. I decided to become a labour doula and have…

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  • Jessica Wojtkowiak

    I was born and raised in Oxford County and moved to Norfolk county where I married my best friend and we are now raising our two sons. After navigating my own birth journeys, I became empowered to mentor and support birthing families. Since 2017, I have worked as a birth and postpartum doula. I am…

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  • Andrea Bellinger

    I was born and raised in Northern Ontario. Caring for children and becoming a mother has always been a great desire. Norfolk has been my home since 2004 and I have been blessed with three teenage boys. It is a great honour to be able to be a part of the growing families in this…

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  • Sevanne Carpenter

    It was during the pregnancy and birth of my first child that I decided midwifery was the career for me. During this time, I became passionate about the importance of feeling safe, respected, and being able to make my own decisions during pregnancy and childbirth. Weeks after giving birth to my daughter, I applied to…

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  • Bekah Ghent

    My journey to midwifery began a few years after high school on an exploratory trip to east Africa where I visited a family friend who was a midwife in Rwanda. It was there, in the slums of Kigali, that I attended my first birth. I was overcome with wonder at the miracle and majesty of…

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  • Kimberley Tigani

    My interest in midwifery began when I was encouraged by a friend to seek out midwifery care with my own pregnancy in 2005. I did not know what midwives did or how they worked and so when I approached them for care, I had no idea that it would be a life changing experience! My…

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  • Kim Cleland

    I grew up on a farm in rural Norfolk County, Ontario. I was sixteen when I decided that midwifery was my calling. I liked the emphasis on holistic health care, normal birth, and women making their own choices during their pregnancy. I spent the rest of my education learning all I could about pregnancy and…

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