Doula Support for Life's Sacred Transitions

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Life moves in cycles, marked by moments of profound transformation. We are constantly cycling through change and confronting thresholds that ask us to be present, surrender to the unknown, and embrace the deep wisdom of the body and spirit. 

My role as a certified birth, postpartum, and death doula is to hold space for these journeys, offering guidance, comfort, and care rooted in intuition, trust, and reverence. Whether welcoming new life or honoring the end of one, I walk beside you, ensuring that these sacred moments are met with intention and support.

This work is for individuals, families, and communities moving through significant life transitions and moments that deserve care, presence, and support.

Emotional, informational, and practical support through pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period centered on your needs, your values, and your sense of agency.

Support for individuals and families navigating serious illness, dying, death, and grief, including emotional presence, practical guidance, ritual support, and legacy or meaning-making work.

Care for moments that don’t always have clear cultural containers: identity shifts, relationship changes, loss that isn’t recognized, becoming someone new, or letting something go. This work is less about “fixing” and more about witnessing, holding, and walking alongside.

Birth is more than a medical event , it is a threshold and a becoming. It initiates new identities, new relationships, and new way sof understanding yourself and your body.

I approach birthwork with the belief that your body holds innate wisdom, and that you already carry what you need within you. My role is to support you in feeling grounded, informed, and connected to what is unfolding so that you can meet birth with presence, trust, and agency.

In practice, this can include gentle support through pregnancy and labor, emotional and physical presence during birth, and care in the postpartum period as you integrate what has happened and who you are becoming. I also offer education, advocacy, and mind–body preparation as resources you can draw from in the way that feels right for you.

Each birth is its own story. I am here to listen, to witness, and to remind you of your own strength as you move through it.

Just as birth is a beginning, death is a passage that deserves presence, care, and intention.

Our culture often avoids death, or rushes past it, but when we allow ourselves to meet it slowly and honestly, it can become a space for meaning, tenderness, and deep connection. As a death doula, I support individuals and families in approaching the end of life with clarity, dignity, and care.

This support may include companionship at the bedside, space for life review and legacy, guidance with rituals or after-death practices, and gentle support for those who are grieving. 

Death asks us to slow down. To love carefully. To pay attention. My role is to help create the conditions for that so the person dying can be met with as much presence, gentleness, and meaning as possible.

Not all of life’s passages are marked by clear rituals or shared language. Some changes arrive quietly, without permission or ceremony : the end of a relationship, a shift in identity, a loss that isn’t publicly recognized, a letting go that no one else quite sees, or a becoming that doesn’t yet have a name.

These moments can be just as profound as birth or death, and often just as disorienting.

This work is for those in between places when something has ended but what comes next is not yet clear; when the old story no longer fits and the new one has not fully arrived. I offer presence, listening, and gentle accompaniment through these liminal spaces, helping you stay connected to yourself while you move through uncertainty, grief, change, or emergence.

Sometimes this looks like making space for what needs to be felt or named. Sometimes it looks like tending to what has been lost, or honoring what is being born. My role is to walk with you while you discover it.