Brianne Luscombe

For me, midwifery is a journey of growth and transformation—supporting couples as they evolve into families and guiding individuals as they become parents. I am deeply passionate about informed choice and engaging in meaningful discussions with clients to explore their options. I believe that labor requires both strength and trust: trusting your body to know what it needs to do and having the strength to let go. Midwifery is about striking the right balance between empowering you to trust your body and knowing when to step in with support.

My journey into midwifery began with a career in massage therapy, specializing in prenatal and postpartum care. This experience naturally led me to become a doula and eventually pursue a Bachelor of Health Science in Midwifery from Laurentian University in Ontario, graduating in 2019. I have worked in a Midwifery-Led Unit within a hospital, where I valued the collaborative relationships with obstetricians, pediatricians, and other healthcare professionals. I thrive on teamwork and effective care environments that support both clients and providers.

As a mother of three busy girls with a husband who serves in the military, I understand the importance of family and resilience. My family and I cherish outdoor activities, including rock climbing, biking, and camping. I look forward to summers filled with hiking, beaches, running, and plenty of time with a good book.

I am passionate about midwifery, finding joy in learning about each person’s unique needs, educating about pregnancy, and listening to every fetal heartbeat. Witnessing the strength of individuals and couples as they transition into parenthood is truly inspiring to me.

Pronouns: She/Her

Privileges: Brianne has privileges at Royal Alexandra Hospital, Fort Saskatchewan Community Hospital, Misericordia Community Hospital.