Founder of Solacove. I create IVF support focused on the emotional and physical experience of treatment, what happens between appointments, between cycles, and between results.
Currently focused on Solacove and open to a small number of aligned projects.
Recognized by:Doula Training International
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Bebo Mia
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Inside Reproductive Health
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European Fertility Society
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Doula Training International . Bebo Mia . Inside Reproductive Health . European Fertility Society .
I come from fashion and editorial. The precision that work demanded is the same precision I build with now.
I went through IVF starting in 2013, multiple rounds over several years. That experience taught me that the emotional and practical reality of treatment is largely unsupported. Clinics handle the protocol. Almost nothing handles the rest. That's what I built for.
How I work
Every piece of content on Solacove is read aloud before it goes live. If it sounds like a script, it gets rewritten. The site has no paid advertising; growth comes from provider referrals and word of mouth. These aren't aesthetic choices. They're how I make sure the work stays honest.
Growth model
Solacove doesn't use social media or paid advertising. It grows through fertility doulas, clinicians, and people who've used it. That's slower. It's also more sustainable, and it means the people who arrive already understand what this is.
What I'm building
Solacove is a platform, not a moment. It includes a private membership community (OpenCove), care boxes for IVF cycles (CoveBox), editorial content from lived experience, and a growing provider directory. Each part is designed to withstand weight over time, across multiple cycles and years of treatment.
I run Solacove full-time. I also teach workshops for fertility doulas on the emotional timeline of IVF, the part that runs alongside medical treatment and shapes the entire experience.
I built Solacove because it didn't exist when I needed it. It still doesn't exist anywhere else.