I’d love to talk with you about your family and needs, get it touch for a free consultation.
Prior to birth work, Jen earned a BA in Art. When not at a birth or in prenatals, you'll find Jen out in her garden, enjoying a cup of tea with her husband Chris or speaking French with her sons Pascal and Cassien, both born at home.
Jen actively engages the midwifery community through advocacy and has trained midwives throughout the years. She is committed to maintaining curiosity and open-heartedness, continuing to learn, be up-to-date and grow as a midwife. Jen is working towards her International Board Certified Lactation Consulting Certificate.
Having experienced the variety of providers and care in many hospital settings, Jen was drawn to the holistic aspects of homebirth and, specifically, the Certified Professional Midwife credential.
She recognized that training solely out-of-hospital would be the best preparation to practice in the home setting with its unique dynamics and to instill trust in the normalcy of birth.
To help create a supportive network within home birth, Jen and her close colleagues united to form Denver Midwives Collective, a group of midwives and their practices offering consistent back-up and common key protocols and with the goal of increasing community within home birth.
As a Certified Professional Midwife, registered to practice in Colorado since 2011, Jen Anderson-Tarver has served hundreds of different families with attentive and skilled care.
As a Certified Professional Midwife, registered to practice in Colorado since 2011, Jen Anderson-Tarver has served hundreds of different families with attentive and skilled care.
Jen attended National Midwifery Institute, an accredited program through the Midwifery Accreditation Education Council during 3.5 years in the home setting and with a short stint at a free-standing birth center.
Jen began her journey towards midwifery in July 2007, working as a Doula privately in Chicago and then on-staff at a public hospital in Minneapolis.
Jen actively engages the midwifery community through advocacy and has trained midwives throughout the years. She is committed to maintaining curiosity and open-heartedness, continuing to learn, be up-to-date and grow as a midwife. Jen is working towards her International Board Certified Lactation Consulting Certificate.
Prior to birth work, Jen earned a BA in Art. When not at a birth or in prenatals, you'll find Jen out in her garden, enjoying a cup of tea with her husband Chris or speaking French with her sons Pascal and Cassien, both born at home.
I’d love to talk with you about your family and needs, get it touch for a free consultation.
Having experienced the variety of providers and care in many hospital settings, Jen was drawn to the holistic aspects of homebirth and, specifically, the Certified Professional Midwife credential.
She recognized that training solely out-of-hospital would be the best preparation to practice in the home setting with its unique dynamics and to instill trust in the normalcy of birth.
To help create a supportive network within home birth, Jen and her close colleagues united to form Denver Midwives Collective, a group of midwives and their practices offering consistent back-up and common key protocols and with the goal of increasing community within home birth.
Jen attended National Midwifery Institute, an accredited program through the Midwifery Accreditation Education Council during 3.5 years in the home setting and with a short stint at a free-standing birth center.
Jen began her journey towards midwifery in July 2007, working as a Doula privately in Chicago and then on-staff at a public hospital in Minneapolis.
Supporting your journey in pregnancy, birth and postpartum, together in shared decision-making and through informed choice.
Understanding that an empowered birth experience supports a lifetime of bonding and parenthood.
Honoring your instincts because our bodies are well designed, wise and complex.
Dedicated to the “art” of midwifery, which honors the wisdom held in midwifery tradition along with current medical and midwifery research.
Meeting with respect and in love, nurturing your work and listening to you throughout the process.