Meet the Team
susan naftzger
founder & executive director
Susan Naftzger, the founder of Woven Womb and Woven Womb Foundation, a sanctuary devoted to supporting women through the sacred cycles of life — from fertility and pregnancy to postpartum, menopause, and beyond. As a Certified Birth Doula, Holistic Health Coach, and Clinical Homeopathic Specialist, Susan weaves together whole-body healing, compassionate education, and faith-rooted support to help women feel seen, informed, and empowered.
Her calling was shaped by her own journey through infertility, pregnancy loss, IVF, and ultimately a redemptive home birth experience that transformed her understanding of womanhood and resilience. Having walked many paths of motherhood herself, Susan offers not only professional guidance but lived empathy — extending her hand to women navigating both joy and heartbreak.
Drawing on holistic health practices, fertility education, and doula care, Susan helps women honor their bodies, embrace their strength, and find balance in every stage of life. Her mission is simple yet profound: to create safe, sacred spaces where women feel supported, connected, and confident in their innate wisdom.
Brynn Rojas
Brynn is a certified life coach, naturopathic practitioner, and BioMeridian technician dedicated to helping families build strong foundations for lifelong health. Her work combines professional training with lived experience in overcoming complex hormonal and digestive challenges.
After being diagnosed with severe endometriosis at 17 and told she might not have children, Brynn pursued a root-cause approach to healing. Through targeted nutritional support and BioMeridian-guided supplementation, she restored her health and later became a mother. Following an emergency C-section with her second son, she developed a deep focus on rebuilding gut health and understanding the role of the microbiome in postpartum recovery.
Brynn is especially passionate about the connection between gut health, nervous system regulation, mood, and family relationships. Her own healing journey revealed how restoring digestive function can improve resilience, reduce irritability, and strengthen connection within the home. She now integrates life coaching principles with holistic wellness education to support parents and children in achieving sustainable, whole-body well-being.
Vice President
Ashley Inman
Ashley Inman is a Certified Holistic Nutritionist and Wellness Coach devoted to helping women nourish their bodies with clarity, compassion, and confidence. Through her practice, Nourishley, she guides women in stepping away from diet culture and into a more sustainable, personalized approach to health rooted in balanced nutrition, joyful movement, and mindset support.
Her work is grounded in the belief that true wellness is not built on restriction, but on understanding. Ashley partners with women to stabilize blood sugar, support hormone balance, improve digestion, and strengthen energy in ways that feel realistic and life giving. Rather than quick fixes, she focuses on sustainable habits that honor each woman’s unique season of life.
With a warm, encouraging presence, Ashley creates space for honest conversations about food, body image, stress, and self trust. She helps women reconnect with their innate wisdom, tune into their body’s cues, and build rhythms that support both physical vitality and emotional resilience.
Ashley’s mission is to empower women to feel at home in their bodies, confident in their choices, and equipped with practical tools that support lasting well being for themselves and their families.
Secretary
Makenie rowe
Mo serves as the Treasurer on the board of Woven Womb Foundation and brings a strong passion for serving families and supporting children. She works as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), helping children develop skills that support their growth and wellbeing, and also works part-time as a nanny supporting local families.
Mo is currently training to become a doula, reflecting her commitment to supporting women and families during the important seasons of pregnancy and postpartum. She has also participated in mission trips and enjoys gardening, hunting, and spending time outdoors. Her heart for service and community care makes her a meaningful part of the Foundation’s mission.
Treasurer