
I am committed to providing personalized care to women at every stage of life and to families, guiding them through menstruation, pregnancy, childbirth, the postpartum period, and breastfeeding, with in-clinic or home visits as needed.
I graduated from the University of Florence, where I currently practice my profession at the La Mia Ostetrica association.
I have a background in Traditional Chinese Medicine,and I specialized in Tuina massage for pregnancy and pediatric Tuina for newborns and children,with courses and seminars at the Florence School of Acupuncture, where I have also been a lecturer for the Master in Integrated Obstetrics since 2019.Specifically, using Tuina massage and other complementary techniques such as moxibustion, cupping, or the plum blossom hammer, I treat issues that can arise for women during pregnancy, breech presentation, provide natural labor stimulation, and support breastfeeding and postpartum problems (e.g., C-section scars).
In recent years, I have specialized in menstrual health with specific training – PNEI of the menstrual cycle – and with TCM, through which I address menstrual cycle regulation, both for optimal well-being and for potential pregnancy planning, supporting fertility.
Special attention is given to working on the gut microbiota whenever I work with women, whether during pregnancy, postpartum, or for menstrual cycle and fertility issues.
In my midwifery practice, I also use Bach flower remedies when there is a need to rebalance a woman's emotional state, at any stage of her life.
At the La Mia Ostetrica association, I hold prenatal and postnatal pregnancy Yoga classes, always with a careful midwifery perspective, and courses for menstrual health, in addition to midwifery consultations for every physiological stage of a child's growth.

I graduated in Florence in 2011 and continued my midwifery training, also specializing in urogynecological rehabilitation. I always integrate professional work with personal experience, fostering awareness and body perception. I trained in the Resseguier Method, which provides comprehensive support for my midwifery practice. I also trained in "neonatal and pregnancy aquatics." I completed training in sexology at the Institute for Research and Training in Sexology in Florence (IRF), becoming a sexology consultant. In my midwifery practice, I assist women during pregnancy and accompany them through childbirth, both in hospital and at home. I support mothers and their babies during the postpartum period, with breastfeeding, newborn care, and their parenting journey. I run a clinic focused on menstrual and sexual health, and related issues. At the La Mia Ostetrica association, I lead prenatal and postnatal courses to offer comprehensive, quality, and personalized support to families who are forming or expanding. I also organize group courses and individual sessions for pelvic floor rehabilitation, menstrual health, and sexual health. The comprehensive care I offer as a midwife is personalized, aimed at listening to and respecting a woman's intimacy, promoting informed choice, and embracing the individuality of the person and family I support. I place women at the center of every stage of their lives and advocate for their right to health. I am a mother of five and a devoted partner. My family supports and, in its own way, shares my work as a midwife, always offering insights to improve my practice.
During the first visit, we will dedicate ample time to conversation to establish a connection at a comfortable pace, gather all relevant physical and emotional information, and allow the patient to feel comfortable, safe, and heard in every need. This will be followed by a body assessment, which includes both a global external evaluation (postural, respiratory, core, perineal, etc.) and an internal obstetric evaluation of the genital area. The meeting will conclude with the client sharing their experience and perceptions, followed by the professional's feedback, to then jointly plan the continuation of our shared journey.