​First, let me tell you what a doula is and what we do.

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A doula is a trained professional who provides emotional, physical and informational support during pregnancy, birth and the early postpartum period.

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The word "doula" comes from Ancient Greek and, in its original form, meant “woman who serves.” While the modern concept emerged in recent decades, the practice of having a dedicated support person during and after childbirth has existed in many cultures for centuries.

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This work is not a trend, it's a return to something deeply human: The right to be supported while you bring new life into the world and adjust to your new role. 

We are not replacements for midwives, nurses, or doctors.

We work alongside them, supporting you in ways the medical system often wishes it could, but doesn’t always have time for.

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Unlike clinical staff who rotate and focus on medical needs, a doula offers presence, continuity and calm through one of life’s most intense transitions.

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While your midwife cares for your health or your baby, I care for your experience as a whole.

I stay. I listen. I support continuously.

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Now, let me tell you why this care matters...
 

Because care should center you, not just the birth, not just the baby. You don’t need someone to take over. You need someone who sees you, holds space for you, and helps you move through it with clarity and confidence.

 

And because clinical care alone is not enough,  and it’s not meant to be. ​

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