No. While birth and postpartum support are a large part of my work, I also support women navigating stress, grief, burnout, emotional overwhelm, and life transitions through holistic wellness support and products.

• Support for caregivers and family members

• Vigil presence when possible

• Guidance through the dying process and early grief transition

Services are tailored to each individual and family’s needs.

Support may include grounding practices, emotional support, herbal wellness products, postpartum care, and wellness guidance centered around rest, regulation, and overall wellbeing.

A full-spectrum doula provides support across major life transitions, including pregnancy, birth, postpartum, miscarriage and infant loss, and end-of-life care. As a certified full-spectrum doula, I offer compassionate, non-medical support tailored to individuals and families during both beginnings and endings of life’s journey.

At this time, my holistic wellness services are focused on women’s wellness. However, I do work alongside partners within doula support spaces when appropriate.

A birth doula provides continuous emotional, physical, and informational support throughout pregnancy, labor, and birth. I help families prepare for birth, understand their options, support their preferences, and feel confident during the entire experience.

My birth support package typically includes:

• Prenatal visits to prepare for labor and create your support plan

• Continuous support during labor and birth

• Comfort measures and positioning support

• Partner guidance and encouragement

• Immediate support after delivery

• A postpartum follow-up visit

Packages can be adjusted depending on your individual needs

Yes. Postpartum support helps families adjust during the early weeks after birth and may include:

• Recovery support for mom

• Newborn care guidance

• Feeding support

• Emotional reassurance

• Sleep and routine guidance

• Partner transition support

My goal is to help your family feel confident and supported during this important adjustment period

Yes. As a full-spectrum doula, I provide compassionate support for individuals and families experiencing miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, or pregnancy complications. Support is personalized and centered on emotional care, guidance, and helping families feel less alone during a very difficult time.

Support may include:

Emotional support during and after loss

Preparation support if loss is expected

Comfort presence during medical management when appropriate

Guidance through decision-making conversations

Memory-making and legacy support

Support for partners and family members

Post-loss recovery support

Connection to additional community resources if needed

• Services are always tailored to each family’s needs and preferences.

bring 15 years of healthcare experience, with a strong background in:

• Women’s health

• Postpartum recovery

• Pediatric care

  Hospice care

• Compassionate support across life transitions

This experience allows me to provide calm, informed, and personalized support for families during birth, postpartum recovery, pregnancy loss, and end-of-life journeys.

No. I work alongside your existing medical providers or hospice team to provide non-medical emotional and practical support. My role is to help individuals and families feel informed, supported, and less alone during important transitions.

No. Products are created to support everyday wellness and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

When should I hire a birth doula?

Most families book during the second trimester, but I accept clients at different stages of pregnancy when availability allows. Booking earlier allows more time for preparation and support.

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end-of-life doula

Support can begin at any stage following a serious diagnosis, during advanced illness, while planning ahead for future care, or when a loved one is nearing the end of life. Many families find earlier support especially helpful.

Yes. I support families with:

• Creating flexible birth preferences

• Preparing questions for care providers

• Thinking through comfort wishes and support needs

• Beginning advance planning conversations for end-of-life care

Yes. Virtual education sessions, planning conversations, and emotional support check-ins are available when appropriate depending on scheduling and location.

Next steps usually include:

1. A consultation call

2. Reviewing support options

3. Choosing the services that fit your needs

4. Scheduling visits and reserving availability

Families often share that doula support helps them feel:

• More informed

• More confident in decisions

• Less alone during important transitions

• Better supported emotionally

• More prepared for what to expect

My goal is to provide steady, compassionate support through both beginnings and endings

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