Laura Latina ​​is an independent midwife with over 15 years experience, an international speaker, and a Certified Compassionate Inquiry Practitioner. She has worked with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) as a manager of maternity hospitals in Malawi, South Sudan, Kenya, Afghanistan and many more, leading international projects to promote a culture of gentle, respectful births and parenthood.

Laura has been a community midwife, a midwifery team leader and consultant at the NHS in the UK; and Women’s Health Advisor for the MSF Medical Unit. After traveling the globe supporting more than 2000 women in 4 different continents, she learned that birth is a sacred rite of passage that needs to be respected. She supports women to come back to themselves and their innate ability of being loving, attuned mothers. Laura is passionate about assisting births at home creating a supportive environment for families.

Anouk Wehli is a trained birthworker and trauma-focused psychotherapist who has dedicated her services to supporting families through the profound transitions of birth and early parenthood. With a deep commitment to generational trauma and cultural humility, she brings an essential lens of ancestral safety and systemic awareness to the birthing and therapeutic space. Her practice is grounded in the belief that the way we are met in our earliest moments shapes our capacity for connection.

As a Nonviolent Communication Educator, Anouk supports families and professionals to develop the tools for empathetic and attuned communication, bridging the gap between autonomy and connection. Beyond her competencies as a doula and midwife, she moves within the realm of grief, providing a soft place to land for those navigating the complexities of loss and death. By weaving her professional expertise with the lived wisdom of her own home births and the transformative landscape of pregnancy loss, Anouk offers a holistic, person-centered container for recovery, post-traumatic growth, and the breaking of ancestral cycles.