I hear you—there’s a lot to budget for with a new baby on the way! But think of doula support as an investment in a smoother, more supported birth experience.

Most couples invest thousands on their wedding day, making sure every detail is just right for that special moment. Your birth is just as significant—if not more—because it’s the day you meet your baby.

Continuous support during labor can lead to shorter labors and fewer medical interventions, which aligns with your goal for an unmedicated birth. My role is to help you feel empowered, relaxed, and in control of your experience.

Plus, I offer payment plans to make this support more accessible. Let’s find something that works for you!

That’s such a great question, and I love that you have a strong support system!

My role is to work alongside your partner and family, offering guidance based on my expertise in supporting unmedicated births.

I bring experience in knowing how labor can unfold, recognizing when to try different positions, breathing techniques, or hands-on comfort measures like massage and counter-pressure.

I can help you navigate those intense moments and make adjustments to keep your labor progressing smoothly. This way, your partner can stay emotionally connected with you, without the pressure of remembering everything they’ve read or learned.

With my experience, you’ll have the best of both worlds: a knowledgeable guide and the loving support of those closest to you.

Midwives and doulas play different roles in your birth team. Your midwife focuses on your medical care, while I am there to provide emotional, physical, and informational support.

I can help you manage discomfort with hands-on techniques like massage, counter-pressure, and breathing exercises, all of which can be crucial for an unmedicated birth.

Plus, I’m there to provide constant, undivided attention throughout your labor, so your midwife can focus on the clinical aspects of your care when needed.

That’s amazing! Knowledge is power, and I love that you’re preparing yourself for this journey.

My role is to take that knowledge and apply it in real time, so you don’t have to think about which breathing technique or position might help most when contractions intensify.

During labor, things can shift quickly, and having someone by your side who’s seen it before can make all the difference.

I’ll be there to remind you of what you’ve learned, suggest adjustments, and provide hands-on support so you can stay focused on meeting your baby.

I’m committed to continuous learning because I know how much birth practices and evidence can evolve.

Along with attending workshops, conferences, and specialized training sessions focused on unmedicated birth support, I am also currently studying midwifery.

This means I’m deepening my understanding of both the physiological processes of birth and the latest evidence-based practices in maternal care.

My studies help me stay updated on the newest research and clinical guidelines, which I bring into my doula work to provide you with well-rounded, knowledgeable support.

Being both a doula and a student of midwifery allows me to offer a unique blend of hands-on experience and current knowledge, so you can feel confident knowing you’re supported by someone who’s committed to staying at the forefront of birth care.

My approach is all about blending evidence-based practices with a deep respect for the intuitive side of birth.

I focus on supporting unmedicated births, using techniques like massage, counter-pressure, and movement to keep labor progressing smoothly.

But beyond physical support, I place a strong emphasis on education and advocacy. In our prenatal meetings, I’ll guide you through what to expect at each stage of labor and how to work with your body to manage discomfort naturally.

We’ll also discuss how to advocate for your birth preferences, whether you’re at home or if a transfer becomes necessary, so that you feel confident speaking up for what matters most to you.

We’ll work together on building a birth plan that reflects your vision, and I’ll help you understand the types of interventions that may be suggested, empowering you to make informed choices.

I believe that feeling prepared is a key part of achieving the unmedicated birth you desire, and my goal is to provide you with the tools, knowledge, and unwavering support to make that a reality.

With my approach, you won’t just have support during labor—you’ll also feel equipped to advocate for the birth experience you want.