About Tara 

For as long as I can remember, I have been a caregiver. My parents tell stories of how, as a child, I would climb onto my great-grandmother’s lap—despite her being nonverbal in the late stages of dementia—just to sit with her and be present. That quiet instinct to nurture, to witness, and to hold space has shaped both my life and my work.

The birth of my daughter changed me in ways I never could have anticipated. It was a profound initiation—one that revealed just how vital it is for a new mother to feel seen, supported, and held. That transition into motherhood, both beautiful and raw, awakened in me a sacred calling: to protect and honor the experience of matrescence with the depth it deserves.

My path as a healer has unfolded slowly and with intention. Through years of tending to the land, learning from my ancestors, working closely with my beloved mentor Susan Clearwater, RN, and listening deeply to the needs of my community, I’ve come to understand healing as a continuum—a steady, evolving process that deserves presence and reverence at every stage of life.

I created The Continuum Concierge Nursing to offer care that bridges the clinical and the intuitive; care that honors the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—through all of life’s transitions.

In addition to being a Registered Nurse, I’ve studied Ayurvedic postpartum care, completed over 100 hours of herbal education, and trained in spiritual healing, ancestral repair, and collective trauma work, including 50 hours of study with Thomas Hübl.

As an Integrative Maternal Health Navigator, I continue to support women through fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum—offering deeply personalized care rooted in both clinical knowledge and ancient traditions. But The Continuum has grown to hold more: care for those recovering from illness, navigating chronic conditions, supporting elders, or simply seeking a different kind of presence in their healing journey.

Whether you are becoming a mother, recovering from surgery, or holding space for an aging loved one, this is the heart of my work:
To walk beside you with steady support, to nourish what’s sacred, and to restore the continuity of care we all deserve.