My Approach

Always tailored to you.

These are the essential components of our work together, always adapted to suit your needs, your values, and your vision for your birth.

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    Emotional Support

    Advocating for your needs and holding space for you to process your unique reproductive becoming, without judgment, without agenda.

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    Physical Support

    Comfort positions, relaxation techniques, and hands-on presence during labor. I will be there, steady and attuned, however your birth unfolds.

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    Education & Resources

    Empowering you to make informed decisions for your body and your baby that align with your values, your instincts, and your goals.

Services

Showing up for you, all of you.

Birth Doula Support

2 prenatal meetings including support writing your birth preferences sheet · Attendance at your birth · 1 post-birth meeting · Comprehensive phone, text, and email support throughout pregnancy and early postpartum · Referrals to local trusted practitioners

$1,500

Discounted Rate

Free Consultation

Just a 30-minute conversation, unhurried and open. We talk about where you are and what you are hoping for.

Free

Always

I am offering this rate as I build toward certification. Free and sliding scale options are available, because cost should never stand between you and the support you deserve. Reach out and we will find a way together.

FAQ

Questions I love getting asked.

  • A midwife is a medical provider who manages the clinical aspects of your birth. A doula is your emotional, physical, and informational support. I am there for you, not the clinical management of your birth. We work beautifully alongside midwives and OBs.

  • Your OB or midwife is focused on the safe delivery of your baby. A doula is focused entirely on you. Research consistently shows that continuous doula support leads to better birth outcomes, more positive experiences, and lower rates of intervention.

  • Not at all. Doula support is valuable no matter what kind of birth you are planning, medicated, unmedicated, cesarean, or somewhere in between. My role is to support your choices, not guide you toward any particular outcome.

  • Boulder County is my primary service area, but I am open to conversations about surrounding areas. Geography does not always have to be a barrier, reach out and let's talk.

  • Just a 30-minute conversation, unhurried and open. Tell me where you are and what you are hoping for. Free and sliding scale options are available.

  • No. While I am a Registered Nurse with a background in maternal newborn health and public health, all services offered through Prairie Rose Birthwork are provided solely in my capacity as a doula. My nursing background informs the depth of knowledge and care I bring, but I am not practicing as an RN in this role. If you have medical questions or concerns, please consult your healthcare provider.