About your doula

For the past five years or so I’ve been entrenched in the birth world, gaining a wealth of knowledge and a robust network within the Northern Colorado birth community. I’ve navigated the births of my three living children, the births of my babies that were not ready for earth, friends and family having babies, and of course my doula work. I’ve walked alongside many mothers (and dads!) trudging through complicated fertility journeys, riding the roller coaster of pregnancy, and bringing babies earth-side. There’s a special place in my heart for rainbow babes. The miracle of birth and life is not lost on me. I became a birth worker after I experienced the difference it makes to have a doula on your support team. In my situation, I needed someone who could support me, with a particular understanding of baby loss and trauma surrounding miscarriage. Your needs likely look different and the beauty of having a doula is the support is tailored custom to you, your partner, and your baby. This experience has filled me with the knowledge, grit, and compassion that you want in the room with you as you bring your baby into this world.