The Birth Doula Difference
Comprehensive Care During Your Most Courageous Moment
As a certified full-spectrum doula with years of birth experience under my belt, I have what it takes to provide professional support and individualized care that will help you access your own strength and create the fearless birthing experience you’ve been longing for.
Over the past 5 years serving as a doula, I have noticed an increased desire for access to BIPOC doulas.
A strong, communal shift towards improving birth outcomes is leading more pregnant people to seek full circle support and continuity of care. As a doula and student midwife I want to help meet this rising demand for connection, creating more inclusivity, and helping to close the systemic gaps in maternal health.
Clarify your vision & strengthen your spirit.
ADVOCACY & EDUCATION
You’ll always have me in your corner to communicate your needs and preferences to healthcare providers. I provide comprehensive, evidence-based education to ensure you feel informed & confident.
UNCONDITIONAL SUPPORT
Every person in labor deserves to have someone present during their birth whose sole focus is on them. Rest in the knowledge I’ll always be there to ensure that you feel held, and have the power to make decisions you feel are best for you and your baby.
HERBAL CARE
The option to utilize herbs to help heal ailments, alleviate symptoms of pregnancy, and aid postpartum recovery. Ceremonies include belly binding, closing of the bones, and Yoni steaming for healing.
LABOR TOOLS & PARTNER SUPPORT
Proven ways to reduce stress and manage pain during labor such as mindful breathing and rhythm. Support for partners to feel confident in their important role.
REFERRALS
Should the occasion arise in which you’re needing some extra care, I’ll help you find a specialist with your best interest in mind.
Having a doula present during your birth won’t just make you feel cared for and supported; it is statistically proven to change your labor and delivery for the better.
THE RESEARCH
When a doula is involved in the birthing process people are 60% less likely to as for pain relief and 28% less likely to need a cesearean section. Doula-assisted mothers were 4x less likely to have a low birth weight baby [and were] 2x less likely to experience a birth complication involving themselves or their baby.
- National Library of Medicine