Devoted Doula

Devoted Doula Devoted to empowering and supporting families throughout their pregnancy, labor, and postpartum journeys. I can clearly remember my first birthing experience.

It was August 5,1996, the birthday of my niece. I was only 19 years of age, when my older sister asked me to be by her side during labor. I remember the excitement I felt when she asked me and also the nervousness running through me because I didn’t know what to expect. It was a life changing experience to say the least! Going into something like childbirth with no prior knowledge or education is

scary! I can remember trying to help my sister, but not really knowing how. I was running back and forth to the nurses station because I was sure my sister should not be in so much pain! I remember holding her leg while she tried to push my niece out, wide eyed, and mouth open. Then it happened…. I will never forget the feeling, watching as my nieces head was born. An overwhelming feeling of happiness and awe. It was beautiful and so amazing! I couldn’t believe what my eyes just witnessed and I was amazed at what my sisters body was able to do! This is why I became a Doula. I wanted to learn how to be the support for women during their pregnancy, labor, and postpartum experiences. I am always looking for ways to expand my knowledge to better support my clients, and I enjoy being able to! Childbirth is a miracle that is different for every single mother and child, but a true miracle at that. Fast forwarding through time, my niece who’s birth I attended so long ago had grown and was expecting a baby of her own. On March 24,2021 I was able to virtually attend the birth of my great nephew! Watching and assisting with two generations of births! How did I get so lucky?! I am also lucky to have married my best friend, my husband Tony. We have been blessed with two amazing children: our daughter Jade and our son Joseph. They give me the strength and purpose to be better than I was yesterday. Now it is my desire and goal to help encourage and support other woman through their child birthing journey and their transition into motherhood.

07/15/2026

I had the pleasure of teaching a module in the first Birth Doula Training program organized by Black Lives Matter New Hampshire 🙌🏽
It was an absolute success! I’m so happy that this thought became a reality and I’m so grateful I was able to be part of this 💕
Myself along with all of the instructors worked so had to get our curriculum together to share with these students who worked so hard and were so eager to learn.
Congratulations to all of them for making it through the first steps of becoming a Birth Doula! I’m so proud of you all and I’m excited to continue to be part of your journey. 🫶🏽🙌🏽

COMING SOON!Devoted Doula is happy to announce that I will be offering placenta art and encapsulation soon! I am officia...
07/13/2026

COMING SOON!
Devoted Doula is happy to announce that I will be offering placenta art and encapsulation soon! I am officially a Certified Placenta Preparation Specialist.💕

Continuing my education to help better support my breastfeeding clients. What a great day of learning and networking 💕We...
06/08/2026

Continuing my education to help better support my breastfeeding clients. What a great day of learning and networking 💕
We all received a copy of “Breastfeeding Doesn’t need to suck” by Kathleen Kendall-Tackett PHD, IBCLC, FAPA, who was also the amazing speaker. What a great conference!

I’m excited to be teaching part of this Cohort! Sign up before spots run out!
04/17/2026

I’m excited to be teaching part of this Cohort! Sign up before spots run out!

Applications Open: BLM NH Community Doula Training Cohort

We are excited to announce that applications are now open for our Community-Based Doula Training Cohort. This program is designed to expand New Hampshire’s perinatal workforce while advancing equity and culturally responsive support for birthing families across our state.

Through this training, BLM NH will support 10–12 participants each year to become trained doulas at no cost to participants. The program is rooted in our mission of advancing the liberation, healing, and empowerment of Black and Brown communities through advocacy, education, and community-centered care.

Doulas provide continuous emotional, physical, and informational support during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum. Research shows that doula support can improve birth experiences, increase breastfeeding rates, and reduce unnecessary medical interventions. Yet many families; particularly Black and marginalized families still lack access to culturally responsive birth support. This training seeks to change that.

Participants will receive a comprehensive curriculum aligned with New Hampshire’s proposed doula certification competencies and grounded in racial reproductive justice and Black maternal health advocacy. Training topics will include prenatal and postpartum care, labor support techniques, patient advocacy, navigating healthcare systems, cultural humility, and trauma-informed care.

As part of the program, trainees will also have the opportunity to participate in clinical shadowing experiences through partnerships with local hospitals and colleges, allowing them to observe births and gain hands-on experience needed to pursue certification.

This initiative is part of BLM NH’s ongoing commitment to strengthening community-based care and building a more equitable maternal health system in New Hampshire.

We encourage applications from individuals who are passionate about supporting families, advancing birth equity, and serving their communities. No prior medical experience is required.

Apply here: http://Bit.ly/BLMNH_DoulaApp

04/14/2026

01/26/2026

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