Explore my offerings
My packages are designed to support different birth pathways and levels of care, from pregnancy and birth preparation through to practical, mother-centred support after your baby arrives. Explore the options below to find the support that best reflects where you are and what you need.
My approach
The way I work begins with getting to know you. Taking the time to understand your story, your values and what matters most to you allows me to walk alongside you in a way that feels personal and meaningful. As your doula, I offer continuity of care, evidence-based information, practical support and a calm, reassuring presence throughout your journey.
For clients booking birth support, I include a two-day, in-person birth education course through an affiliated educator I trust. It is designed for you and your birth partner, although some women choose to also bring a parent, close friend or another important support person. I include this because birth education deserves more time and depth than we can fit into our prenatal sessions alone. The course gives you a strong foundation in labour, common interventions, decision making and practical birth skills, while our sessions become the place where we make that information personal to your circumstances, your choices and the support you are likely to need.
I take a modern approach to doula support, with respect for every birth pathway. I believe birth unfolds best when its physiology is understood and supported, while also recognising the important role of medical care. My role is to offer clear, balanced and up-to-date information about your options, from physiological birth and comfort measures through to common interventions and caesarean birth, so you can make informed decisions that feel right for you.
Please note: I am not a medical provider and do not provide clinical or midwifery care. To work with me, you will need to have a registered maternity care provider overseeing your pregnancy and attending your birth. My role is complementary to your maternity care team. I am there to support you emotionally and physically and help you understand your options.
Other ways to work together
Birth planning session — $250
One comprehensive birth mapping session, followed by a shorter review session to answer questions, make any changes and finalise your birth map. You can learn more about birth mapping here.
Postpartum planning session — $290
One three-hour session to plan thoroughly for recovery, nourishment, rest, feeding, visitors, household responsibilities and the support you can rely on after birth.
Flexible postpartum support
Postpartum support in your home is available at $165 per hour, with a minimum booking of 3 hours. This may suit you if you would like a one-off visit or are gifting support to a friend.
Some frequently asked questions
-
You are welcome to reach out at any stage of pregnancy, but booking earlier gives us more time to build our relationship and prepare. Birth availability is limited each month because I need to protect the time surrounding every client’s due period.
-
No. I strongly value physiological birth and help women understand the conditions that support it, but I also recognise that intervention may be chosen, recommended or needed. My role is to help you prepare intentionally, understand your options and remain involved in your care, whatever pathway your birth takes.
-
Partners are strongly encouraged to attend the birth education course, practical skills session and as many private appointments as possible. My role is not to replace your partner, but to prepare and support them so they feel more confident, useful and connected without carrying the full responsibility for supporting you alone.
-
Yes. I strongly believe that caesarean birth deserves far more preparation and care than women are offered. It is not simply a procedure. It is the day you meet your baby, and you deserve to understand what may happen, explore the preferences available to you and feel involved in the way your birth unfolds.
Rather than offering a caesarean package, I shape the support around your circumstances, your hospital, how far along you are and what would actually be useful. This includes private caesarean birth education, birth mapping, partner preparation, support at maternity appointments, postpartum planning and practical care at home as you recover.
You may feel completely at peace with a planned caesarean, or you may feel relieved, disappointed, fearful or unsure. There is room for all of that. Get in touch and we can talk through what support could look like for you and build a package around what you need.