It is vital to create bridging dialogue to open up discussion on women’s lifelong healthcare issues. Our message examines the overall scope and consequences, incorporating worldwide science into the discussion to increase our understanding. We need to build strong strategic alliances and partnerships focusing on wholeness and real healthcare for women which, when a pregnancy has already occurred, includes the mother/child bonds of fetal/maternal health.

We seek to engage in civil, open, and honest bridge-building dialogue that values common sense reasoning, science, and hope that impacts public policy for generations to come! We believe in designing exemplary and engaging messaging that maximizes the value, and possibilities of all human potential.

Deborah Tilden, Co-Founder, is a speaker, advocate, thought leader, blogger, and writer. Out of her own healing journey from abortion trauma, she has been involved in numerous outreach programs that bring hurting women into a path of healing and wholeness.

S.M.A.R.T. Women’s Healthcare was launched in the fall of 2015.  Deborah regularly visits Washington, DC and state legislatures. Deborah is developing a S.M.A.R.T. Women’s Healthcare Advocacy Training Program to bridge the gap in the dialogue, removing labels and divisive language. Focusing on best available science relating to the risks, complications and causal links of abortion on women’s lifelong health & wholeness.

Through LifeVictory Coaching & Consulting Deborah equips and launches possibilitarians by tapping into their God-Given True and YOUnique Identity.  Her coaching practice focuses on Spirit-Soul-Body through Life Transformational & Wholeness Coaching, providing Products with Purpose & Services with Solutions. 

Her LIFE advocacy communicates the truth in love, the injustices and harm done to women, couples, families and society based on misinformation about reproductive grief and loss, including abortion.

She envisions a Coalition of Kingdom-minded businesses, organizations, and faith-based initiatives building strategic partnerships and collaborative projects.

Deborah serves on several boards. She and her husband of 37+ years live in Central Oregon. She’s a mom of 4, including a U.S. Marine.