Martha Landt, mother of four boys, comes from a varied background.  She received her B.A. in Anthropology and Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  She went on to get her Masters in Special Education from Appalachian State University.  For the past 8 years, Martha has being working for the Department of Education and is now a licensed teacher of Special Education for the State of Hawaii.  

Martha is a Nationally Certified Professional Midwife (CPM) as well as a Nationally Certified Childbirth Educator.   She is also a Nationally Certified Doula with three organizations, Association of Labor Assistants & Childbirth Educators (ALACE), Doulas of North America (DONA), and the Barefoot Doctors’ Academy (BFDA).  She is in the final stages of  'Doula Teacher Training' with BFDA.

Martha received her National Massage Therapy Certification in 1994.  She was living in the Virgin Islands at the time, teaching in the public schools there.  She is also extensively trained in Massage Therapy. Her passion integrates Craniosacral Therapy and Reiki, with her love for midwifery.  Martha teaches prenatal yoga and has been a  Nationally Certified Yoga Instructor for over 30 years.   She was trained through Elizabeth Noble’s program in Essential Exercises for the Childbearing Year and many other mentors.

Martha 's vision today circles around experiencing sustainability and living within an intentional community delighting in  cooperation, communication and communing with the source of all our blessings.

Dee Anne Domnick, mother of 2 girls, is a licensed midwife, nationally certified professional midwife (CPM), and the founder and Executive Director of the Barefoot Doctors’ Academy, a non-profit organization that holds doula care, midwifery and holistic health education as its central focus.      She served on the Board of Directors of the Midwifery Education Accreditation Council (MEAC), which is responsible for the task of accrediting all qualifying midwifery schools in the United States.  She was past president of the Louisiana Midwives Association and also the Chairperson for the Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners’ Advisory Committee on Midwifery.  A recent accomplishment  was spear-heading a joint project with the Red Cross and BFDA, as chief emergency coordinator for post-Katrina Maternal & Infant Welfare for the State of Louisiana.

As a pioneer in midwifery, she’s brought birthing options, doula and midwifery training to women for decades.  Her knowledge leads her to integrate the qualities of love, happiness, wholesome nutrition, herbology, exercise, bodywork, whole-brain functioning, and health education, with practicality and skill.  She currently offers private herbal and pregnancy consultations.  Her hopes are to help make doula care accessible to the birthing population at-large, and to create a birth village in North Kohala.