Feel Seen. Be Supported. Birth With Confidence.

What is a Doula?

Pregnancy and birth are big life transitions. They can be exciting, tender, overwhelming, and everything in between. You don’t need to do it all on your own. My role as your doula is simple: to walk beside you, listen deeply, and offer the kind of steady support that helps you feel cared for, seen, and at ease.

Sometimes that looks like massage to help your body let go of aches and tension. Sometimes it’s holding space while you sort through choices, or reminding you that your instincts are enough. And when labor comes, it means having a grounded, nurturing presence by your side — so you feel supported through each wave.

My People

I love:

  • Sinners, villains, and wild women who know exactly what they want

  • Clients who curse as much as I do

  • People who've never met an authority figure they didn't side-eye

  • Bodily autonomy, full stop, no asterisk, no explaining yourself

  • Weed, weird movies, and women who are too much!

I'm probably not your girl if:

  • You want soft, quiet, and buttoned-up

  • You need me to perform "professional" in a way that means small and palatable

  • You're looking for permission instead of a partner

Birth Doula Packages

You deserve birth support that meets you where you are. All of my packages provide heart-centered care for your pregnancy, birth, and early postpartum journey — with the flexibility to choose what support feels best for you.

All doula clients receive 20% off any additional services (massage, closing of the bones, etc.) from the time we start working together through 6 weeks postpartum.

Not every doula-client relationship is the right fit — and I'd rather you know that before you fill out the form than after we've had a consult call.

I support clients who are choosing physiological, natural birth and want a team built to protect that choice. My job isn't to manage you through your birth. It's to help you lead it.

This is probably a good fit if:

  • You trust your body to know how to do this

  • You want a birth team that reinforces your instincts, not one that overrides them

  • You're actively preparing — mentally, physically, logistically — not just hoping it goes fine and figuring it out in the room

  • Informed consent matters to you as a real, ongoing conversation, not a form you sign at intake

  • You want support that's rooted in body sovereignty, nervous system safety, and evidence — not fear

This might not be the right fit if:

  • You're looking for someone to co-sign a fully medicalized plan with little room for movement, instinct, or change

  • You'd rather your provider lead and you follow

  • You haven't started doing the reading, thinking, or prep work yet and want someone to hand you a script

One honest note: Supporting a natural birth doesn't mean I'm anti-medical, and it doesn't mean every birth I support stays intervention-free. Sometimes bodies, babies, or circumstances change course, and that's not a failure — that's birth. What I'm looking for isn't a guarantee of outcome. It's alignment on how we get there: with your instincts and your voice at the center, whatever the birth ends up looking like.

If this sounds like your people, I'd love to hear from you. I take on a limited number of due dates each season so I can show up fully for the clients I work with — so if you're feeling a yes, don't wait too long to reach out.

Book a free consult to get started.

All massage sessions are performed at my studio located at 950 Broadway, Suite 432, Tacoma, WA, 98402.

 

Postpartum Doula Support

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As your postpartum doula I will be there to take care of YOU, so you can heal, process and bond with your new baby.

What’s Included

  • Help building your postpartum care plan: ensuring all five universal postpartum needs (rest, nourishment, care, connection, space) are considered.

  • Unlimited text/phone support from the time you hire me through your postpartum period.

  • Opportunities to process your labor & birth journey together: both the joys and the challenges.

  • Resources for emotional, spiritual, and physical nourishment (e.g. self-care, gentle movement or massage, guidance, referrals).

  • Practical support: light housekeeping, meal prep / planning, help with errands, partner support.

When & How
Typically booked in 4-hour shifts, custom to your family’s rhythm and needs. Let’s discuss what feels manageable and grounding for you.

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Closing of the Bones Ceremony

A sacred postpartum healing ritual rooted in Latin American tradition (especially Ecuador & Mexico), designed to support your body, heart, and spirit after birth.

What It Feels Like
You will be wrapped, held, and honored through gentle massage, rebozo wrapping & rocking, warmth, and nourishing touch. There will be ritual moments — breathwork, grounding touch, possibly herbal foot soaks or optional yoni steam — all held with intention and safety.

Who This Is For
This ritual is traditionally offered between 6 weeks to 12 months postpartum, but it can be deeply healing at any stage after birth—even years later. It’s also meaningful after miscarriage, loss, or significant life transitions.

Come as you are. Be held. Be honored. Be restored.

Investment & Sliding Scale
I believe everyone deserves access to birth support. To honor that, I offer three financial tiers. These allow those with greater resources to contribute more, so those with less can receive the same care.

Below are statements to help you assess which tier fits your current situation. Be honest. There is no judgment — just a way to make this work for you.

  • Tier 1 – Comfortable meeting basic needs, some savings, stable home/car, etc.

  • Tier 2 – Mostly stable, but occasional financial strain; some flexibility in resources.

  • Tier 3 – Facing financial hardship; basic support systems may be limited; expenses are a significant burden.

If none of these fit, or if you’re in a situation (e.g. youth, pregnancy by rape, unstable housing, etc.) that adds additional barrier, please reach out — we’ll make space for you.