About Us
Diane Dreier, LM - 19 years experience, 600+ births attended, focus on prevention
I am the owner and administrator of NETX Midwifery and a Texas Licensed Midwife. I received my education in the ATM Midwifery Program and completed my training in 2007.
I have five children, two of which were born at home with a midwife. The main reason I became a midwife was to help women and give them the same kind of personal care that I received from my midwife. Women should be listened to and supported in having healthy pregnancies and healthy babies. Midwifery care, trust and respect surrounding the birth process make a positive difference for mothers and their babies -- physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
I believe that birth, when properly prepared for, is a natural, normal process that needs little outside interference. Midwives can provide a safe, low-cost solution to part of the health care crisis in our country. My goal is to make sure that I give my clients good care and the information that they need to make wise, informed decisions about their pregnancy and birth.
I cannot guarantee a perfect birth and I don't know anyone who can, but there are many things that can be done prenatally to help prevent problems and to address them when they arise. My prevention philosophy — nutrition, exercise, hydration as primary defense, herbs and homeopathy before pharmacy, physician referral as a deliberate last step rather than a default — is a real clinical approach I've practiced and refined. I want to work closely with my clients to help them have the best birth possible.
Megan Loewen LM, CPM - high value skills & training that benefit our clients
With a background in healthcare as a CNA, phlebotomist, doula, and lactation consultant, Megan brings a well-rounded, trauma-informed perspective to her midwifery care. She trained through the Association of Texas Midwives program and completed extensive clinical apprenticeships, attending hundreds of prenatal visits, births, and postpartum appointments. She became a Certified Professional Midwife in 2024 through NARM and is licensed by the State of Texas.
Megan has been serving families in the birth world since 2015 and brings a deep passion for safe, compassionate, and personalized care. She believes in honoring the birth experience for both mother and baby, and supporting families with evidence-based care, intuition, and respect.
Her journey into midwifery was inspired by her great-grandmother, a midwife and healer in the early 1900s, and a lifelong draw to the sacred process of birth. Outside of midwifery but also very much intertwined, she is a mother of six, a proud nana, and a wife of 12 years.
