Alexis Carra-Tracey is a Catholic attorney, bioethics educator, and special-needs mother focused on reproductive ethics, pregnancy complication support, prenatal diagnosis navigation, and special-needs parenting. She accompanies women, couples, and families facing complex decisions with clarity, fidelity to the Church, and compassion – offering a roadmap for what to ask, who to contact, which supports to line up, and how to prepare for the next chapter.

Her work is deeply personal. Alexis endured an ectopic pregnancy and the emergency removal of a fallopian tube, and later navigated a prenatal diagnosis of Trisomy 21. Together with her husband, she is a devoted advocate for their daughter with Trisomy 21 – experience that shapes her approach with tenderness, realism, and strength.

Alexis holds a B.A. in Philosophy, an M.A. in Ethics, and a J.D., along with a Graduate Certificate in Dogmatic Theology and a Certificate in Child Protection & Safe Environment. She is currently pursuing the National Catholic Bioethics Center Certification Program in Health Care Ethics. Before launching Divine Flame, Alexis served as an attorney at the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York for over a decade, where she focused on faith-based activism and child protection compliance.

Through Divine Flame, Alexis offers the kind of accompaniment that she herself once longed for during pregnancy and postpartum – Catholic ethical guidance, practical preparation, and compassionate support for real decisions, real circumstances, and real family life. Her aim is to help women, couples, and families move forward with hope rather than fear.