About Tabitha

In 1997, I first heard the term "doula". I excitedly enrolled in a training just a month later. And in late 1998, I completed the certification course. At the time, the doula role was primarily for labor and birth, with a suggestion for implementing postpartum care. At the time, training and certification in postpartum work was unheard of.
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I happily attended births, and visited my clients during their postpartum periods. Soon, I realized I had a stronger desire to assist with postpartum. To paraphrase a sentiment one of my two-time clients used, "I know a doula in labor and delivery is important, but the REAL work starts when you get home! That's when a doula's help is really needed." (It should be noted I was her birth doula for her first child, and her postpartum doula for her second.)
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Although I still work with birth clients, I shifted my primary focus to postpartum work in mid-2010's. I have helped a variety of families: single parents, unmarried parents, same sex parents, Cesarean recovery, surrogacy arrangements (for both the surrogate AND for the intended parents), adoptions, and many, many more!
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My Training
Certified Labor Doula
DONA International
International Doula Institute
Lifespan Doulas
Certified Breastfeeding Counselor
International Doula Institute
Trained Sleep Coach
Child Sleep Institute
Certified Postpartum Doula
DONA International
International Doula Institute
Lifespan Doulas
Trained Newborn Care Specialist
Newborn Care Solutions
Trained Sleep Consultant
QC Wellness Studies




