Posts from Katie Moriarty

Trust is at the Center of Everything

by Katie Moriarty | April 23, 2026

They say that trust is the foundation of all relationships. Whether it is the year 1971 in Poplar or today, we need trust to feel safe, secure, and stable within interactions.

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Using Words To Protect Others

by Katie Moriarty | April 16, 2026

This episode reminds us that our words and how we protect others can make all the difference.

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The Heart of Midwifery

by Katie Moriarty | April 09, 2026

This week, we see our characters following their hearts with their mission of serving people and their community. It's their calling, and it went beyond being just a job for financial reimbursement.

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The Medicalization of Birth

by Katie Moriarty | April 02, 2026

As a modern-day midwife, I want to blog on the storyline of the introduction of a new procedure in our episode — it is an epidural. It triggered strong emotions for me.

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We All Need Support

by Katie Moriarty | March 26, 2026

As a modern-day midwife and educator, I can say wholeheartedly we all need to grasp hands to help build bridges to help strengthen everyone on their journey.

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The Beauty Is In Our Journey

by Katie Moriarty | May 22, 2025

Our journeys are never perfect but filled with moments that can test our strength. Rather than hiding our imperfections and flaws or seeing them as negative, we can accept them.

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Everyone Wants That Happy Ending

by Katie Moriarty | May 15, 2025

There is a beginning and there is a path we travel in life. Just like a plant or flower, our bloom or path can be impacted by many factors. How are we nurtured and built up?

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"A Place for Everything, and Everything in Its Place"

by Katie Moriarty | May 08, 2025

We can have obstacles and varying perspectives. However, each person ultimately has to withstand, adjust, accommodate, overcome… OR… succumb to the negative outcomes.

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Providers with Servant Hearts

by Katie Moriarty | April 30, 2025

As providers, we are often faced with life and death situations or witness individual’s personal traumas. But the act of helping others and really engaging can rejuvenate us.

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