The name I was given by my mother is Taylor. The community knows me as Mossy & in spiritual practices, Mātā Luna. I am the spirit of Mossy Moon Traditional Birth Work, serving as a Birth Doula, Postpartum Doula, Body Wellness Worker and Movement Guide. I received my calling of “With Women” at a very young age - eternally grateful to my dear friend whom brought me to light, who SAW me & called on me as a medicine woman - a woman’s woman, a sacred space holder, a voice of power and a spirit aligned with the birth community. I had never felt more seen, heard - aligned. This work pours off my fingers like warm golden honey. The deepest parts of me, to my bones, are | on fire, moved by spirit | illuminated- every. single. time, this work allows me to surrender in with a woman walking. I have & will continue to fall in love with the traditions, ceremonies and rituals abundant in spiritual practices of Indigenous women around the world - I honor you. I believe that to be IN this work, you must never stop seeking, leaning in, taking chances, immersing, practicing soulful learning & humility.

I am in transition like all beings always, shifting in my birth work offerings as I unfold as a home birth Midwife, deeply rooted in the ancient wisdoms of birth. This medicine, inspired by our ancestors, culturally appropriated, awakening the traditions and ceremonies around this scared birthrite as women, is potent and powerful. I walk with gratitude as a holder and keeper of this space between life and death. To hold this knowledge in my hands to share with those in which I serve. I walk with the medicine women who sink deeply into the rhythms of labor and birth to hold life from womb to earth.

I became as I am in this work in November of 2021 when I left Emergency Pediatric Medicine at a level one Pediatric Trauma Center. However, I started my journey in “medicine “ post college in 2016. I became a nationally certified EMT, volunteer firefighter for a rural firehouse and worked for several private ambulance companies practicing emergency field medicine, as well as for UH Rainbow Babies and Children’s in Cleveland Ohio. Around this time I also complete my Yoga teacher training certification and was trying to figure out how to integrate my lifestyle that was deeply rooted in alternative care and my career in the medical system. I was drawn to both intrinsically. I then after years in emergency medicine, completed my nursing degree, left my bread and butter and found myself in an Integrative Clinic as a Nurse. I still felt the calling for more- My purpose is to walk with women as I tend, mend and care for bodies, minds and spirits. So, I followed this calling, started my own business after certifying as a Doula and here I am pursing Midwifery years later. My purpose is to mother the mother.