Author: Kona

“Reconnection” by Kirstie Cannon Introducing our newest service that we have been envisioning for years: ketamine therapy. Over the last several years, I have been following one of our consulting physicians on his path into...

We are so excited to expand our teen reproductive health services and the launch of our comprehensive sex education course. We’ve had families ask for years for DAL to offer developmentally appropriate, affirming, medically accurate care and...

January always arrives with a quiet kind of honesty, asking us to name what we are welcoming, and what we are letting go of. As we step into 2026, Dar a Luz is holding one hello and two goodbyes. We are saying goodbye to...

As we come to the close of 2025, we find ourselves holding so much—grief and gratitude, endings and beginnings, reflection and resolve. This year asked a great deal of Dar a Luz. We honored nearly 15 years of birth-centered...

Dar a Luz welcomed its last baby at the birth center, born in the water in Morning Song. Sweet baby Acen was brought earth-side in the late night hours on December 13th at 2332. Tara and Philip were kind enough to allow a...

Photo by Nicole Bradshaw Photography As we enter this season of reflection and gratitude, we’re reminded how much our community makes possible—each birth attended, each family supported, each patient cared for with compassion and respect....

Join us this Wednesday, November 5th from 11 am – 9 pm at GrassBurger on the Westside for another delicious way to give back! When you mention Dar a Luz at checkout, GrassBurger will generously donate 20% of net sales to support DAL and...