Health & Wellness Doula Services
Doulas, also referred to as birth workers, are considered non-medical professionals who are like tour guides, helping expectant mothers navigate the incredible journey of bringing their newborn babies into the world. They specialize in offering emotional, informational, and physical support for pregnant mothers.
Health & Wellness Doula Services
Doulas, also referred to as birth workers, are considered non-medical professionals who are like tour guides, helping expectant mothers navigate the incredible journey of bringing their newborn babies into the world. They specialize in offering emotional, informational, and physical support for pregnant mothers.
Birth Doula
A Birth Doula provides continuous support to mothers before, during, and after childbirth, ensuring safe, memorable, and empowering experiences. Their presence leads to better outcomes, including shorter labor and fewer interventions.
Birth Doulas offer constant reassurance, encouragement, and understanding to the mother, helping to reduce fear and anxiety during labor.
They also provide comfort measures such as massage, breathing techniques, positioning suggestions, and other physical support to help manage pain and facilitate labor progression.
A Postpartum Doula provides continuous support to new mothers and their families in the weeks and months following childbirth. They help families transition smoothly by offering services that promote recovery, bonding, and overall well-being.
Some key aspects of what a Postpartum Doula does are emotional support, physical support, infant care, household support, resource referral, and sibling and family support. They help new mothers navigate the emotional and physical challenges of caring for a newborn.
Postpartum Doula
Death Doula
A Death Doula, or end-of-life doula, provides support to individuals and families during the dying process. They don't offer medical care but complement the work of healthcare professionals, including hospice teams, ensuring a compassionate and supportive experience.
Death Doulas provide a safe space for individuals to express their fears, wishes, and emotons. Aside from bereavement support, they also assist with practical end-of-life planning, such as creating advance directives, organizing important documents, and ensuring that the individuals wishes are respected and followed.
P.A.I.L. stands for Pregnancy And Infant Loss. This service provides support for mothers who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) or the loss of a baby up to twenty-four months old.
This service offers empathethic companionship, emotional support, and practical assistance to help mothers get through the complex emotions and challenges of grief and loss. We are here to listen, validate your feelings, and provide a safe space for healing as you navigate the process of loss and remembrance.
P.A.I.L. Certified Doula
Birth Doula
A Birth Doula provides continuous support to mothers before, during, and after childbirth, ensuring safe, memorable, and empowering experiences. Their presence leads to better outcomes, including shorter labor and fewer interventions.
Birth Doulas offer constant reassurance, encouragement, and understanding to the mother, helping to reduce fear and anxiety during labor. They also provide comfort measures such as massage, breathing techniques, positioning suggestions, and other physical support to help manage pain and facilitate labor progression.
Postpartum Doula
A Postpartum Doula provides continuous support to new mothers and their families in the weeks and months following childbirth. They help families transition smoothly by offering services that promote recovery, bonding, and overall well-being.
Some key aspects of what a Postpartum Doula does are emotional support, physical support, infant care, household support, resource referral, and sibling and family support. They help new mothers navigate the emotional and physical challenges of caring for a newborn.
Death Doula
A Death Doula, or end-of-life doula, provides support to individuals and families during the dying process. They don't offer medical care but complement the work of healthcare professionals, including hospice teams, ensuring a compassionate and supportive experience.
Death Doulas provide a safe space for individuals to express their fears, wishes, and emotons. Aside from bereavement support, they also assist with practical end-of-life planning, such as creating advance directives, organizing important documents, and ensuring that the individuals wishes are respected and followed.
P.A.I.L. Certified Doula
P.A.I.L. stands for Pregnancy And Infant Loss. This service provides support for mothers who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) or the loss of a baby up to twenty-four months old.
This service offers empathethic companionship, emotional support, and practical assistance to help mothers get through the complex emotions and challenges of grief and loss. We are here to listen, validate your feelings, and provide a safe space for healing as you navigate the process of loss and remembrance.