Amani Women's Health

08/03/2026

📌 Good news…Comcast has fixed our Tullahoma phone number and all lines are open and fully functioning again! Thank you for being patient with us!
📍As reminders:

📌 Tullahoma office:931-393-4700
📌Wi******er office:931-962-0450
📌Manchester office:931-954-5111

Of course, any number will reach us, as well as the portal for web messages

07/15/2026

And we are so Thankful to Life Choices Pregnancy & Family Resource Center!!! 💜

🌟 GOLD SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT 🌟

A huge THANK YOU to Amani Women's Health for partnering with Life Choices as a Gold Sponsor for our 2026 Gala!

We are especially grateful for Dr. Bryan Myers, who not only serves women and families across our community through Amani Women’s Health Center, but also faithfully serves as the Medical Director of Life Choices Pregnancy & Family Resource Center. His leadership, compassion, and commitment to life make a lasting impact every single day.

Amani Women’s Health Center is redefining women’s healthcare by offering compassionate, comprehensive care through every stage of life—from annual wellness exams and pregnancy care to birth services, postpartum support, and menopause management. Their relationship-centered approach helps every woman feel heard, respected, and cared for.

Thank you, Dr. Myers and the entire Amani team, for investing in the mission of Life Choices and the families we serve. We are honored to have you standing with us as a Gold Sponsor!

💛 Together, we’re saving lives, building families, and changing generations.

07/03/2026

Our offices will be closed today and will resume normal business hours on Monday, July 6th! Everyone have a safe and Happy 4th!! 🇺🇸🎇

07/02/2026

A great resource for all pregnant moms in the community! 💜

06/21/2026

Our midwife is the best!! Happy Father’s Day to all of you Dad’s out there! 💙

06/17/2026

📍 FYI for this upcoming FREE Community Event!!

06/11/2026

🤰🏽 Long post, but worth the read/watch! 🤰🏼

The reason midwifery will never be replaced by AI.

Birth is a dynamic, constantly adapting process between a mother and her baby. We can measure the cervix, estimate baby’s size, assess the pelvis, monitor contractions, but none of those measurements can fully predict how labor will unfold.
A laboring woman’s body is changing in real time. Hormones shift, the pelvis becomes more mobile, babies rotate, flex, descend, and respond to maternal movement and positioning. Sometimes a baby that “shouldn’t fit” on paper is born beautifully because both the mother and baby adapted together throughout labor.
One of my favorite parts of being a Certified Nurse Midwife is labor management. It’s this constant dance between using medical knowledge and technology wisely while also respecting the physiologic process of birth. Supporting movement, and hormones, to promote a good contraction pattern and optimal fetal positioning.
Medical technology can tell us a lot. But it still cannot replace the incredible physiologic intelligence of a laboring body.

05/30/2026

Finally!

05/28/2026

Large talk only! ☺️