Destiny King-Bernier is a full-spectrum doula, childbirth educator, placenta preparation specialist, and postpartum care provider dedicated to supporting families with warmth, compassion, and evidence-informed care. Through her practice, Roots & Honey Love, she believes every family deserves to feel deeply seen, respected, and nurtured as they move through pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and early parenthood.

Her approach blends practical education with intuitive, holistic support—meeting each family where they are while honoring their values, traditions, and unique vision for birth and parenting. Whether providing continuous labor support, overnight postpartum care, preparing placenta remedies, or simply offering a calm presence during life's biggest transitions, Destiny strives to create spaces where families feel safe, confident, and cared for.

Destiny completed her Full-Spectrum Doula and Childbirth Educator training through Birthing Advocacy Doula Trainings (BADT), whose mission of culturally responsive, socially conscious, and inclusive care continues to shape her work. With a bachelor's degree in Mental Health and Counseling, she brings a trauma-informed, emotionally attuned approach to every interaction, recognizing that mental and emotional well-being are inseparable from physical health throughout the perinatal journey.

Her care extends beyond birth itself. As a placenta preparation specialist, Safe Sleep Ambassador, and passionate advocate for postpartum recovery, Destiny believes families deserve ongoing support long after their baby arrives. She also incorporates optional herbal wellness into her practice, thoughtfully offering handcrafted teas, salves, and other plant-based preparations for families who wish to include traditional, nature-inspired care alongside modern evidence-based support.

At the heart of Destiny's work is a simple belief: birth and postpartum are not experiences meant to be navigated alone. She hopes every family she serves walks away feeling empowered by knowledge, grounded in confidence, and wrapped in the kind of community-centered care that allows them to grow, heal, and thrive.