Birth & Postpartum Doula

I support families through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum across Southern Vermont, upstate New York, and the Berkshires.

This work is about presence, skill, and honoring how your unique story unfolds.

Doula work has never felt like a job to me so much as a way of being present — with birth, with change, with whatever a family is moving through.

What i Offer

    • Prenatal consultations and meet & greets, so you know exactly who's walking with you before the day arrives

    • Prenatal sessions

    • Continuous, hands-on support through labor and birth

    • Supporting your family as it finds its new rhythm during the Fourth Trimester through the practical, emotional, and the physical transitions in subtle and impactful ways.

  • A good night's sleep is priceless, especially during the restless nights learning the ropes with a new baby.

    Overnight care goes beyond facilitating deeper rest — it's a chance to lean fully into support when you need it most. Because I hold this offering closely, it's available on a limited basis; reach out early to see what's possible.

  • In a collaborative effort to increase access to intentional doula care in Southern Vermont, I work alongside my fellow RCDC doulas to share on-call coverage — a collective built on relationship, shared resources, and trusted community.

  • Through Sanctuary HoursI hold space and time for deeper, hands-on work with Intuitive Hands-On Body & Energy Work sessions, perfect for continuing care for doula families moving into a new season.

Contact
An inviting cozy room with large windows, white curtains, an armchair with plush blankets and pillows, botanical elements, a dark wooden table with chairs, a tall plant, and hardwood flooring illuminated by sunlight.

Join me in Southern Vermont at my studio in Wallingford or
at Red Clover Community Wellness in Manchester.

Home visits are included in many packages,
and upon request.

A woman with long brown hair, two children, and a boy are outdoors in front of a rustic building and greenery. The woman is kneeling, holding a young girl, and the boy stands behind her with a smile. The girl is sitting on the woman's lap, smiling, with short dark hair. The boy has dark hair and is dressed in a checkered shirt and shorts. The scene is cheerful and family-oriented.

  • Birth doula training, Birth Arts International

  • 200-hour trauma-informed yoga teacher training

  • Co-founder, Red Clover Doula Collective

  • Co-Executive Director, Southern Vermont Maternal Health Access Fund

  • Years of hands-on experience holding families through birth, postpartum, early childhood, and embodiment work — including service as a WIC breastfeeding peer counselor

Rooted in training,
shaped by years of care