Serving Muskoka families with continuous, personalized doula care through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

A doula offers steady, non-medical support — preparation, advocacy, and grounded presence alongside your existing care team — so you can move through birth with clarity and confidence.

Based in Muskoka, I work with families in Huntsville, Bracebridge, and surrounding communities who want thoughtful, reliable support close to home.

Doula support in Muskoka

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Doula care is associated with shorter labours, as well as fewer medical interventions,

and more positive birth experiences.

Based in Huntsville, ON

  • I am a birth & postpartum doula

  • I offer continuous, non-medical support rooted in psychology, over a decade of Reiki practice, and movement-based body awareness

  • My role is nervous system aware care, because how you feel in your body influences how you move through birth and early postpartum

  • Living and working in Muskoka matters to me. I aim to provide support that feels connected to place. My work is not about directing your birth, but about helping you move through it with clarity and steadiness.

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  • Continuous, devoted support from early labour through the hours after birth. This package centres the birth experience while including essential postpartum care to help you land softly after delivery.

    What’s included:

    • 3 prenatal visits (6 hours total) — getting to know you, your birth preferences, and your support needs

    • On-call availability from 38 weeks

    • Continuous labour and birth support

    • 4 hours of immediate post-birth support

    • Backup doula coverage if needed

    Investment

    $1,400 CAD

  • Gentle, grounded support for your family during the fourth trimester and beyond. This package is designed to meet you wherever you are — whether that’s a few weeks postpartum or several months in.

    What’s included:

    • 12 hours of in-home postpartum support, flexibly scheduled across your baby’s first year

    • Emotional and physical recovery support

    • Infant feeding support and newborn care guidance

    • Nervous system-aware care drawing on psychology and Reiki training

    • • Flexible scheduling based on your recovery and needs

    • Renewable — families can extend with an additional contract at any time

    Investment

    $400 CAD

  • Ideal for families who want education and preparation before baby arrives, followed by hands-on postpartum support after birth. This package is a great fit for planned C-sections or for those who prefer doula support focused outside of the birth room.

    What’s included:

    • 3 prenatal visits: birth education, birth plan support, and preparation for your unique birth experience (virtual or in-person visits)

    • 12 hours of postpartum in-home support, flexibly scheduled across your baby’s first year
      • Recovery planning and newborn integration support: nervous system-aware, non-directive guidance throughout

    Investment:
    $600 CAD

  • The most comprehensive option — full support from pregnancy through your baby’s first year. For families who want a continuous, trusted presence from birth preparation all the way through postpartum recovery.

    What’s included:

    • 3 prenatal visits

    • On-call availability from 38 weeks

    • Continuous labour and birth support

    • 4 hours of immediate post-birth support

    • 12 hours of postpartum in-home support, flexibly scheduled across your baby’s first year

    • Backup doula coverage if needed

    • Renewable postpartum contract available

    Investment

    $1,700 CAD

Choosing birth and postpartum support is relational. This free consult offers a dedicated space to explore whether working together feels aligned. It is a calm, structured conversation.

You will also have the opportunity to ask practical questions about availability, on-call structure, prenatal visits, and postpartum support.

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I am a proud member of…

Collaborative Doula Collective

This collective emphasizes shared on-call systems, professional collaboration, and continuity of support: allowing families to benefit from a wider circle of experienced doulas while working closely with one primary provider.

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An international, evidence-based organization dedicated to training and certifying birth and postpartum doulas. DONA International sets professional standards for doula education, ethics, and scope of practice, supporting informed, compassionate care for families worldwide.

DONA International

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National Collaboration for Doula Access

National collaboration for doula access refers to collective efforts across regions, communities, and organizations to ensure that doula care is accessible, equitable, and sustainable for all families—regardless of geography, income, race, or birth setting.

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