Meet Neika Christalin
Neika Christalin holds a Master's in Public Health and is a nutrition educator, doula, and public health researcher dedicated to reimagining reproductive wellness through a holistic and culturally grounded lens. Blending evidence-based health education with ancestral practices, her work centers on menstrual health, fertility awareness, and womb-centered care for young women and families.
As the founder of Womb & Bloom, Neika creates herbal products, educational resources, and community experiences that nurture both body and spirit. In addition to her wellness work, she is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores softness, identity, and the sacred nature of the body through textured, ethereal forms.
Womb + Bloom was born from her own journey of learning how to listen to the body—a journey shaped early on by her Haitian upbringing, where care was rooted in observation, home remedies, prayer, and respect for the body’s rhythms. That foundation became essential later in life when navigating painful, disruptive menses and feeling increasingly disconnected from my womb.
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Turning inward led Neika back to herbal medicine and spiritual care as tools for healing from within. What began as a search for relief became a deeper process of rebuilding trust with my body and understanding the womb as a site of wisdom rather than dysfunction.
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Today, her work centers on womb wellness and birth work and offering thoughtfully formulated herbal support and education that honors the emotional, spiritual, and physiological layers of reproductive health. She blends intuitive care with evidence-informed practice, offering support through cycles, fertility, and reproductive transitions.
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Neika is deeply committed to providing care that is grounded, culturally responsive, and whole-body—especially for Black and BIPOC communities whose knowledge and experiences have often been overlooked in reproductive health spaces.
