Mali Collins, Ph.D believes that all people who choose to have children should have access to all reproductive choices around when and how to birth, what postpartum practices they want to privilege, what food they want their children to eat, and how to raise them safely into adulthood.

Mali specializes in pregnancy and baby loss, abortion pre-care and aftercare.

She is especially passionate about those looking to heal their families after intergenerational trauma around birth and caregiving, and those navigating fraught relationships with biological families while raising children. "My approaches are both spiritual and practical; I work with my clients on meditation and tarot as much as I do on helping them navigate medical institutions and systems. I prioritize family bonding and birth as a healing experience for the birthing family and the entire family."​Mali's calling to this work comes from her own birth experiences, both positive and negative, and wanting everyone to feel sacred and cared for while they are pregnant, birthing, and caregiving.​Since 2018 she has been supporting families in their birth and postpartum, and abortion and loss, journeys. She has also supported families through in-home childbirth education and support groups, such as her 'Black Infant Heath' workshop on the specific challenges in raising Black babies.​Mali Collins, Ph.D is a reproductive justice advocate and educator from the rural Midwest, with strong roots in Southern California. She is a mother of two children under the age of 5. 

She is passionate about helping people make educated decisions about their reproductive futures and those of their children. In her free time she likes to read, work out, and do tarot.