“Danielle has an indescribable way of opening herself up to be a vessel fully for Spirit to move through her. She channels God and her maternal lineage of healers and Divine feminine power so gracefully and although it may appear to flow naturally, it is with so much intentional care, self-work, and ongoing healing that this is so.”
I am a bridge between worlds. My work rests at the intersection of science and Spirit, rooted in ancestral womb work, womanism, reproductive justice, and transformation through education. I am an alchemist, tending to life’s most vulnerable and sacred transitions—birth, loss, and rebirth. As a Postpartum Specialist with a deep reverence for women, I stand for the mothers, the ones who hold the generations (literally or metaphorically).
You will do the birthing, and I promise to hold your hand every step of the way. As a loving guide, I invite you to reclaim what has always been yours: sacred care, deep rest, and the right to heal fully. Whether serving as your doula, hosting international retreats, or offering courses that walk you through your own healing, I curate spaces where folks and families can be nourished and realign the Spirit.
This work is yours and I'm honored to be with you on the journey.
As the visionary behind Blooming All Over and a certified birth worker with formal degrees in Psychology, Biology, and Public Health, I have spent the past 15 years studying and weaving together holistic wellness practices that nurture the whole being, rather than simply treating symptoms. I'm here to see you thrive.
My journey has been intentionally global. I spent four transformative years living in South Korea, immersing myself in eastern medicine, followed by several months in Tanzania, deepening my connection to the land and ancestral practices. I furthered my studies in traditional healing under the renowned Queen Afua, whose teachings left an indelible mark on my work.
Teachers and birth workers like Latham Thomas, Summayah Franklin, and Panquetzani have shaped the evolution of my care philosophy—layered, intentional, and deeply holistic.
This path of mine has been blessed by sacred encounters with Afro-Colombian midwives in Buenaventura, Colombia—a reminder that my calling is ancestral. My hands have been guided by those who recognize postpartum care as a sacred rite of passage, and I have traveled the world to sit at the feet of the wise ones. From midwives and herbalists in Guatemala to womb healers and elders in Thailand, I have devoted my life to this work.
Aadil Palkhivala
Saul David Raye
Gabriel Halpern
Aya Nikole Cook
Leeann Carey
Shanna Linn
Aneela Dean
Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD, BS, Psychology and Biology
Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea, MPH, Public Health
International Association of Wellness Professionals, Certified Wellness Coach
Moksha Yoga Center, 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
Catherine Ashton, Yoga to Transform Trauma Leadership Training
Queen Afua Wellness Institute, Sacred Woman Rites of Passage
Queen Afua Wellness Institute, Certified Sacred Woman Practitioner
The Womb Sauna / Thema Azize Serwa, Vaginal Steaming Practitioner
Mama Glow / Latham Thomas, Doula Training, Birth and Postpartum
Divine Birth Wisdom / Divine Bailey, Herbalism and Ethnobotany for Pregnancy and Postpartum
Summayah Franklin, 6+ Month Birthworker Apprenticeship, Traditional Birth and Postpartum
Indigemama / Panquetzani, A Cerrar las Caderas Training, Indigenous Postpartum Care
AsoParUPA, Afro-Colombian Midwifery Apprenticeship in Buenaventura, Colombia
Mayab Medicinales, Herbal Training for Midwifery & Postpartum Care in San Juan, Guatemala
Kuluntu Reproductive Justice Center, Abortion Doula Training
Pi Jem, Traditional Womb Healing, Massage, & Postnatal Care Apprenticeship in Chiang Mai, Thailand
The Grief House, Community Death Companion 4 Month Training
A More Excellent Way, 20-hour Breastfeeding Training
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Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD, BS, Psychology and Biology
Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea, MPH, Public Health
International Association of Wellness Professionals, Certified Wellness Coach
Moksha Yoga Center, 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
Catherine Ashton, Yoga to Transform Trauma Leadership Training
Queen Afua Wellness Institute, Sacred Woman Rites of Passage
Queen Afua Wellness Institute, Certified Sacred Woman Practitioner
The Womb Sauna / Thema Azize Serwa, Vaginal Steaming Practitioner
Mama Glow / Latham Thomas, Doula Training, Birth and Postpartum
Divine Birth Wisdom / Divine Bailey, Herbalism and Ethnobotany for Pregnancy and Postpartum
Summayah Franklin, Doula Training, Birth and Postpartum
Indigemama / Panquetzani, A Cerrar las Caderas Training, Indigenous Postpartum Care
AsoParUPA, Afro-Colombian Midwifery Apprenticeship in Buenaventura, Colombia
Mayab Medicinales, Herbal Training for Midwifery & Postpartum Care in San Juan, Guatemala
Kuluntu Reproductive Justice Center, Abortion Doula Training
Pi Jem, Traditional Womb Healing & Massage Apprenticeship in Chiang Mai, Thailand
The Grief House, Community Death Companion 4 Month Training
A More Excellent Way, 20-hour Breastfeeding Training
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Birth Justice Care Fund
Black Women Birthing Justice
Black Girls Smile
The Body: A Home For Love
Queen Afua / Sacred Woman
South by Southwest (SXSW)
Morgan State University
MacCormac College
St. Hope Public Schools
Beloved Birth Black Centering
Haji Healing Salon
Afro Yoga
Melanin Meets Mindfulness
WE Television, Brat Loves Judy
The 19th News
Carol’s Daughter: Love Delivered
Doula of the Divine
Manifest House
Bodhi Spiritual Center
Rape Victims Advocates
BET*her, Black Women’s Expo
Pride Week, Chicago
PolicyLink
Socially Engaged Yoga Network
Sista Afya, Mental Wellness Weekend
Black Girl In Om
Miraval Resort and Spa
DBE Center for Restorative Practices
Tambor Cruise
+ more
From the moment my husband and I met Danielle, we knew we were in the presence of someone truly special. Her warm smile and calming presence instantly made us feel at ease during a period that can often be a whirlwind of emotions. The journey to welcoming our little one was filled with excitement and uncertainty, but having Danielle by our side transformed our experience into something profoundly beautiful.
Her knowledge and expertise were evident from day one, but what truly set her apart was her genuine compassion and ability to listen. She took the time to understand our hopes, fears, and preferences, ensuring that we felt empowered and informed every step of the way. Danielle provided invaluable support during our prenatal visits, guiding us through birthing techniques, comfort measures, and even helping us create a birth plan that reflected our wishes.
Even after the birth, Danielle continued to be a source of support, checking in on us and providing resources that helped ease our transition into parenthood. Her heartfelt dedication to her role as a doula went beyond our expectations, and we felt so fortunate to have her as part of our journey.
Inspired to create intimate containers for sacred healing, my work is tailored to support you in thriving, with techniques based on experience, extensive education, and a powerful spiritual connection to community, womb wellness, and liberation.
I am committed to holding space for all of us to remember the healer within ourselves. The truth is that heartache, devastation, and emotional trauma is what served as my catapult into this journey of personal and collective healing. A major part of my process is what I refer to as “removing the muck," where together we hold each other up in vulnerability and trust as we explore our shadow selves, rewrite outdated narratives, practice radical forgiveness, and heal the unheard parts of ourselves.
I’m a lover of words and books. James Baldwin’s words are like poetry for my soul and bell hooks is an author who quite literally changed my life. She is without a doubt my favorite non-fiction writer. My favorite fiction book is Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston.
I’ve lived all around the world, including South Korea and Tanzania. I was fluent in Korean and conversational in Swahili, but as the saying goes, “if you don’t use it, you lose it.”
Music is life. My favorite genre is 90’s r&b and my favorite artist is India.Arie. What’s funny is that at 12 years old, my aunt took me to go see her in concert and little me fell asleep before I could even see her perform.
I am a huge foodie. Being a global citizen and avid traveler, I especially love food from around the world. Just because I’m plant based doesn’t mean I don’t enjoy amazing meals! I will travel somewhere just to try the food, then try to create it in my own kitchen at home.
I love getting in front of new audiences and am available for speaking engagements, teaching, workshops, and podcast interviews. Let’s connect and grow together.