Her care is rooted in a deep respect for physiologic birth and personalized, relationship-centered support.

Adiah began her career as an emergency department nurse before transitioning into women’s health as a nurse practitioner, caring for women across the lifespan. Her journey ultimately led her back to midwifery, where she could provide more intentional, individualized care.

Her connection to birth is also deeply personal. She comes from a lineage of midwives, with grandmothers who attended home births in their communities—shaping her early understanding of birth as both a clinical event and a sacred, transformative experience.

She has attended hundreds of births across hospital and home settings and is known for her ability to balance clinical skill with intuitive, compassionate care. Her clients often describe her presence as grounding, attentive, and quietly reassuring.

She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Baylor University, completed her Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner training at Texas Woman’s University, and later received her midwifery education from Texas Tech University.

Outside of her work, Adiah enjoys traveling, spending time with her husband and children, and remaining active in her church community.