Pregnancy, birth and motherhood support built around how your brain and body actually work — not a one-size-fits-all script. For autistic, ADHD, and otherwise neurodivergent mothers, and anyone who wants care that adapts to them.
Most maternity care is built on one version of "normal": one pace, one way of communicating, one sensory environment. If that's never quite fit you, you're not the problem.
My practice starts from your profile, not a checklist — so the support you get actually works for your nervous system, your communication style, and your reality.
Every client starts with a sensory and communication profile, so care is built around you from the very first visit.
We map what helps and what overwhelms — light, sound, touch, smell — so your prenatal visits, birth space and postpartum care can be shaped around it.
Shorter or split sessions, written summaries instead of verbal-only recaps, advance notice of what to expect — built in, not something you have to request.
Direct and literal, or gentle and warm — whichever you need. No assumptions about eye contact, small talk, or how you show you're listening.
Processing time, repeated explanations, and plans that can change without judgment — birth and postpartum rarely go in a straight line.
Dimmed lights, quiet spaces, or your own comfort items and stimming tools welcomed and protected wherever your care takes place.
Support advocating for your needs within Luxembourg's maternity system — so you're not the one having to explain or justify what you need, alone.
Tailored to your needs, every step of the way
Take it. Sessions are never rushed, and I'll always check in rather than assume silence means you're done thinking.
Yes — we build your visit schedule around your capacity, not a fixed template. Shorter, more frequent visits are just as valid as longer ones.
Always, unless you tell me you prefer something else. No vague hints, no reading-between-the-lines required.
We prepare for flexibility in advance, including how you want to be informed of changes, so shifts in plan feel manageable, not destabilising.
Absolutely. This approach is here for however you experience the world, diagnosis or not.
Every part of my practice — from sensory profiling to how I run a prenatal visit — is built to respect your body, your choices, and your way of experiencing pregnancy, birth and motherhood. You don't have to mask, translate yourself, or push through to be cared for well.