Veronica is passionate about prenatal health; she promotes natural childbirth, extended breastfeeding, cloth diapering, attachment parenting, natural family living, whole and organic foods. It is her mission to spread the knowledge of natural family living through Murrieta and the surrounding areas.  With the cooperation of the valley’s network of holistic practitioners, midwives, doulas and birth educators, her mission is quickly unfolding before her eyes. She has coordinated many exciting educational events with Dr. Donohoe.

She volunteers as a co-leader for the Temecula Valley Chapter of Holistic Moms Network, a non-profit support and discussion group dedicated to supporting families with an interest in natural health, green living, and mindful parenting. (For more on Holistic Moms Network, visit our News & Upcoming Events page or our Links page.)

In 1993, Veronica delivered her son, Silas, 9.7 lbs naturally with help from a midwife, in a Los Angeles area hospital.  Her second child, Marissa, 8.5 lbs. was born at home in 2005 with the help of a midwife and her husband.  Veronica's oldest son and two step-children were present and witnessed the birth of their newest sibling.  She attended Bradley Method classes in order to successfully birth naturally.  Additionally, she received and benefited from adjustments regularly from Dr. Donohoe in preparation for labor.

Veronica’s holistic passions are natural childbirth and extended breastfeeding. She shares her beliefs, experience and research with new moms in her quarterly newsletter via email. She is abreast (pun intended) of many activism issues surrounding birthing, breastfeeding and natural healing.

She encourages all women to listen to their God-given intuition when making decisions regarding their health and the health of their children. Please email Veronica at veronica@donohoechiropractic.com to receive her quarterly newsletter or to ask any questions.