A doula is a trained professional who provides continuous physical, emotional, and informational support
to their client before, during, and shortly after childbirth to help them achieve the healthiest, most satisfying
experience possible. Countless scientific trials examining doula care demonstrate remarkably improved physical
and psychological outcomes for both pregnant, birthing, and postpartum women and their babies. Doulas have a
positive impact on the well-being of the entire family. You don't necessarily need a doula, but most women want
one!

Doulas nurture and support the birthing woman throughout labour, birth, and the perinatal period. Their essential role is to provide continuous support, no matter what decisions the client makes or how they give birth. Importantly, the doula’s role and agenda are tied solely to the birthing woman's agenda. This is also known as the primacy of interest. In other words, a doula’s primary responsibility is to the woman, not to a hospital administrator, nurse, midwife, or doctor. A doula will focus on providing you with physical, emotional, and informational support throughout your labour. This may look like a labour massage or assisting with water therapy, providing you with reassurance, encouragement, and emotional support, or providing evidence-based information or guidance for decision-making during your birth. Your doula will also help you advocate for your needs and preferences, ensuring that your voice is heard and respected at all times.

A doula is not a medical care provider. We do not offer medical advice or provide clinical treatments, make
decisions for you, or pressure you to make a particular choice for your care. Doulas do not take over the role of
your partner, nor do we perform clinical tasks like monitoring your blood pressure, checking your baby's heart
rate, or catching your baby

At this time, I do not. I can recommend and help you prepare for postpartum, this may look like freezer meal ideas or helping you set up a meal train.

As a trained birth doula and educator, I am well-prepared to support mothers with care and compassion if birth plans need to shift. My commitment is to help you navigate any changes with calm, confidence, and a sense of empowerment, so your experience remains as peaceful and positive as possible.

I have experience in serving mothers needing a cesarean birth.

Absolutely. While I am naturally minded and passionate about supporting unmedicated and physiological birth, my greatest priority is you, your well-being, your wishes, and your unique birth experience. I am trained and experienced in helping mothers who need or choose medical interventions, such as inductions or epidurals. My goal is always to help you feel informed, empowered, and cared for, no matter what path your birth takes.

That said, if planning for medical intervention from the very beginning is your top priority, I may not be the best fit. Most families who choose to work with me are hoping to avoid interventions unless truly necessary, and are looking for holistic guidance and support in that journey.

If your partner will be with you during labor, they are already fulfilling a very important role. They are the person
in the room who knows you and your preferences best. They are bringing an amazing tool to your labor - their
love and support. A doula is an impartial third party who can support both of you during your labour and the perinatal period. Most partners will experience a range of emotions during labour, from joy and excitement to fear and nervousness. Many will forget all of the helpful tips or tricks they learned in a birth class when the pressure is on. It is very difficult for someone to fully support you when they are managing their own intense emotions in a stressful setting! A doula can help you both navigate your emotions and guide you through any unexpected changes to your birth plan, allowing your partner to be fully present with you as your partner instead of as your birth attendant. Your partner is the expert in you. A doula is an expert in birth. Together, we can create an amazing team of support around you as you prepare to meet your baby.

Herbs or homeopathy are for educational purposes only—to inform you about how these have been traditionally and historically used to support women during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. I use natural remedies in my own life and love connecting with women who are drawn to this path as well.

Doulas and traditional birth attendants nurture and support the birthing woman throughout labor, birth, and the perinatal period. I do not offer medical advice or provide clinical treatments, administer medications, make decisions for you, or pressure you to make any particular choice for yourself or your baby. I do not replace doctors or midwives. My role is to provide culturally grounded, woman-centered support—not medical treatment—always respecting your autonomy and wisdom as the mother.

Yes. I will reserve a space for you on my calendar for seven days after our first consultation. After seven days, if I have not received your response, I will release the space being held for other potential clients. You may
also pay $100 to reserve your spot. After that, I accept payments, and all money is due by 38 weeks.

I have an Associate’s Degree in Christian Education from Texas Bible College and a Bachelor of Science in Human Development with a concentration in Family Studies. I hold certificates of attendance from DONA International and have completed Breastfeeding for Doulas, Introduction to Childbirth, and the DONA Doula Workshop. I am also a certified Childbirth Educator through The Biblical Birth School. I am passionate about lifelong learning and am excited to continue expanding my knowledge in 2025.

While midwives focus on the clinical aspects of birth, like monitoring fetal heart tones, tracking labor progress, performing cervical checks, and charting vital signs. A doula’s role is entirely non-medical. As your doula, I’m here to

Hold space for you. I create and maintain a calm, nurturing environment so you can connect deeply with your partner, your body, and your baby.

Provide whole-woman support. From comfort measures and breathing techniques to emotional encouragement and trustworthy information, I serve you on every level—physical, emotional, and informational.

Stay by your side. I am your continuous advocate, helping you feel empowered, heard, and understood throughout the birth journey.

Though I’m comfortable attending unassisted births, I will never replace the expertise of medical professionals. Midwives, obstetricians, and nurses are essential for clinical care—my place is beside you, supporting your strength and guiding you toward the birth experience you envision.