Cary House

05/14/2026

Doulas are islands, we often work in silos; holding and witnessing so much, navigating systems and schedules and spontaneity with little to no support.

Cary House was born of this. Two doulas who started backing one another up, creating connection points with one another’s clients so it felt organic, no matter who showed up at the birth. We began as an intention to do this work differently, to create a space rooted in sustainability and collaboration. 

We came together trying to find solutions to work that is inherently unsustainable. We’ve been circling different models over the years, trying to find a way forward that FEELS good. We were never interested in being an agency. There is already so much disconnect in the birth space. We wanted a centralized space that supported birth workers in the same way we support the families we all work with. Education, processing trauma, sharing stories and navigating the systems in place within a community structure.

I have long wanted to gather doulas but until now haven’t had the capacity to do anything more. I now find myself stepping away from attending birth and into the midlife shift. I met with a doula I admire deeply earlier this week and our conversation sparked this action.

A doula decompression circle.

The nuance of birth is such that no matter how many we attend and how much we learn, we still haven’t scratched the surface of all the ways this unfolds. Of all the things families experience and we are asked to hold. If you are looking for community around this work, let’s get into it. 

This is something I feel very strongly about. We are in the midst of times that demand a shift toward rematriation; a return to a non-colonial, non-patriarchal world view and birth work is a powerful space for this energy.

Doula Decompression is a place to come together in our shared experiences, decompress from the weight of this work, talk through ways to step out of the silos and into community around birth work.

THURSDAY, June 4th 7pm at Cary House

05/10/2026

The energy powerful enough to draw from incomprehensible depths of love to transmute unimaginable depths of grief. To all who embody this energy, we see you and hold you in unequivocal gratitude ❤️‍🔥

04/20/2026

For our Queens, the mothers and the sisters and the aunties and all of the women who tend to all of our earthly gardens inside and out 🌸 A weekend full of all things to nourish and balance, exquisitely tailored treatments, a community workshop of deep immersive care, treats and a meal pick take one more thing off of your own plate, and, of course, flowers- the ultimate bridge of nature’s beauty with emotional sentiment 🌸 Preorders and bookings are necessary. Flower and food pick up Saturday 5/16. All offerings brought to you by the hands and hearts of women in our community 💝

04/18/2026

Cary House Mother’s Day pop up just keeps growing! Let us nourish you in all of the ways with fresh flowers, a meal and treats to go, grounding community workshop, facials & body work that are full frequency healings for every part of you.

We know that every day is Mother’s Day but this on day everyone around gathers to celebrate you, we’re here to make it easy for them 🤗 Mothers keep the world going, replenishing and reverence abound 💝

04/08/2026

The time spent postpartum is a very sacred one, and a time that has been honored in different and supportive ways throughout many cultures. Our group works to infuse this wisdom into our fast paced western culture to help create a time of healing and deep connection with other mothers on the journey, held by caring and experienced facilitators.

Megan, one of our facilitators, is a mother to three, and has been working with postpartum women for over a decade. She is passionate about nurturing community and resourcing mothers and their families.

03/26/2026

Meet Kristina Amiero Perez, a licensed massage therapist, yoga teacher, and Reiki master that specializes in prenatal and postnatal care. Originally from Tampa Florida where she practiced for over a decade, Kristina and her family relocated to Buffalo in 2024. Since the move she has begun nursing school at SUNY Niagara while continuing to find passion in her work with pregnant and postpartum women.

Every session with Kristina is intuitive and tailored to meet your specific needs in that moment. She blends therapeutic modalities like cupping, stretching, and deep tissue with relaxation and energy work to help you achieve your goals. Kristina will be available for massage at The Cary House on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays.

A proud mom of twins and happily married, Kristina and her family enjoy exploring local parks, markets, and other hidden gems. Your recommendations are greatly appreciated!

We are so thrilled to have Kristina join the crew. Her books are open on the Cary House website, come say hello 🤍

03/06/2026

Our childbirth education series is built around the foundational importance of not only understanding what is happening during pregnancy and labor, it offers tangible, accessible tools and practices to apply during pregnancy as well as post partum to maximize the body’s innate abilities to birth and heal. We have two options; an extensive 8 week course (live and via zoom) as well as a bimonthly full day intensive.

Our next ONE DAY intensive course is this coming Sunday, March 8th. We cover the highlights of our full Childbirth Ed Series for those who are:

* having 2nd+ babies and don’t necessarily need or have the time to sit through our Full Series
* looking for the convenience of a condensed course
* your due date is sneaking up and you are looking for information quickly
* all of the above :)

03/04/2026

MARCH. Come on in ✨

03/02/2026

Looking for a licensed massage therapist interested in working with a (mostly) pregnant clientele. Training provided, emotional intelligence a must. Flexible hours, work/ life balance, a compassionate, collaborative team of women dedicated to the bodies growing life. DM or email for intel ✨

02/17/2026