“If a doula were a drug, it would be unethical not to use it”

Dr John Kennel, 1998.

what is a doula?

"Doulas are non-medical professionals trained to provide continuous physical, emotional and informational support to a woman and her partner before, during and after childbirth. This can apply to a woman planning a physiological birth, home birth, hospital birth or a planned caesarean. Doulas do not provide any type of medical care; however, they do provide evidence-based information and research to help their clients gain a better understanding of medical procedures and encourage the couple to ask all the right questions to ensure they are making the right choices for their birth." - Vicki Hobbs, Doula Training Academy

A doula is NOT the following:

A doula is not a medical professional. It is not in our scope of practice to provide medical advice or perform medical treatment such as routine observations, examinations, or baby monitoring. We are not a replacement for a midwife or obstetrician and cannot make decisions for you.

Birth Preparation

  • Currently on Maternity Leave

    Although I am not taking on clients, please send me an email, or message through social media should you need support. I am always happy and welcoming of providing assistance where I can and can put you in contact with another amazing doula here in the Great Southern.

  • Dou-La-La!

    The ultimate birth preparation package.

  • Deluxe Care

    In depth birth preparation package.

  • Essential Care

    A guide to your own birth preparation.

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