By definition, a Doula is a woman, typically without formal obstetric training, who is employed to provide guidance and support to a pregnant woman during labor. A doula, also known as a birth companion, birth coach or post-birth supporter, is a non-medical companion who supports a birthing woman by providing continuous care before, during, or after childbirth in the form of education, physical support, emotional support, and advocacy.
Let's Get To Work!
Ready to prep for your journey to parenthood? Click below!
If you are low-income and your insurance does not cover Doula services, please consider applying for a Birth & Labor Doula scholarship.
FAQ's
Still have questions? Check the FAQ list below.
Before or as soon as you find out you’re expecting! The sooner you book me, the more I can help you navigate your pregnancy journey. I typically do not accept birth clients after 36 weeks.
Currently, most prenatal and postpartum services are being offered virtually. Labor prep, birth, and immediate postpartum visits are in-person with the proper mask, gloves, social distancing practices in place.
My Doula packages for prenatal, labor and birth vary between $1550-$1850
Yes, I currently accept the following Medicaid insurance plans: United Healthcare, Molina, Florida Community Care.
Absolutely! I work in all birth environments. Please make sure your OBGYN and hospital supports your desire to have a Doula. (Due to COVID-19, not all hospitals are allowing Doulas to be present.)
Yes, but in my years as a Doula I have never had to use a my backup yet 🙂
I offer virtual support to anywhere in the world. If you are in South Florida, please contact me with your location to confirm in-person support.
Yes. I am a member of Birthworkers for Medical Cannabis and support medical cannabis patients.