Pregnancy can be a time filled with many emotions like doubt or fear, but only if you want it to be. Pregnancy can also be a time of inner peace, joy, and growth.
Allow me to help empower you on your journey from pregnancy to motherhood, by helping you create healthy habits that will benefit you during this pregnancy and beyond!
Why choose me as your DOULA and COACH?
About Me!
Tiffany The Doula
I've been in reproductive health since 2005. During this time I've been a part of women's pregnancies from beginning to end, which drove me to continue my education and training to better assist women as they transition from pregnancy to motherhood.
Education, Training, and Cerfitications
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Certified Medical Assistant 2005
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Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration 2012
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Master's Degree in Healthcare Management 2017
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Certified Health Coach - Pregnancy Coaching 2018
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Certified Birth Doula 2022
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Certified Postpartum Doula 2022
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Childbirth Educator 2023
My Story
Me and my girls
I became a mother at 18. Young and afraid, but I was determined to make it work. This pregnancy was extremely complicated for me. I was in and out of the hospital. I ended up delivering her at 36 weeks, but soon after I would develop Eclampsia (high blood pressure that led to seizures) I almost lost my life.
I made sure that if I ever became pregnant again I would be educated and ready. I learned what I could in regards to pregnancy and how to be healthy. I went on to have two more pregnancies that were great! No problems whatsoever. Until baby number four, the entire pregnancy went well, but on delivery day, I ended up hemorrhaging. I almost lost my life....again.
I ended up having a nurse not listen to me about my concerns, thanks to shift change and a wonderful nurse she came in and immediately knew something was wrong. As I fought for my life, I saw my girls faces flash before my eyes. I remember praying for my life to be spared, and it was. After this, I couldn't help but think, what if I had a doula? What if I had someone there to advocate for me that day? Would the outcome have been different in a positive way?
That day was the day I decided to become a DOULA!