TREIVA PLAMONDON (SHE/HER)

• Full Spectrum Birthworker

• Manager of MOON Lodge Program

Treiva Plamondon is an Indigenous Métis woman from Hay River, Northwest Territories. She has been involved in the birthwork world since her teenage years, guided by a deep passion for bringing culturally rooted midwifery and reproductive care back to the North.

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Treiva joined the Northern Birthwork Collective as a full-time Indigenous Birthworker in the fall of 2023, supporting families who are required to travel away from their home communities for birth. Through this work, she has helped bridge gaps in care by providing familiar, community-based support during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

Treiva’s role has since expanded into managing NBC’s sister project, the MOON Lodge Program, where the focus is on education, resource sharing, and strengthening access to reproductive health knowledge for Northerners. Her work is rooted in the belief that reproductive care is foundational to community wellness, healing, and self-determination.

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Treiva looks forward to continuing to connect with families across the Northwest Territories and supporting people throughout their reproductive journeys.