About Me

Hi, I'm Brit! I'm an IVF, labor, birth, and postpartum doula. I came to birth work through my own fertility journey, being a woman in a body that often confused me, along with years of supporting people as an end-of-life doula and a background in gerontology and public health. I know what it feels like to move through the maze of healthcare searching for answers, trying to advocate for yourself, and needing someone in your corner. Being a patient myself shapes the way I show up for my clients, helping them have an empowered experience. This work is truly my calling.

A bit about me: I'm an older sister, a daughter, a granddaughter, a friend, and a partner. All these relationships have taught me that the most meaningful care is built on trust, presence, honesty, and love, and I bring that same spirit into my work. I'm deeply attuned, trauma-informed, and relationally focused.

I trained with Cornerstone Birthworkers, and I hold a Master of Public Health from the Yale School of Public Health and a Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Aging from USC. My public health background gives me a deep understanding of how our healthcare systems shape people's experiences, and how systemic inequities affect who feels heard, respected, and safe within them.

Practice Philosophy

My mission as a doula is to be a collaborative, open-hearted supporter, supporting you in staying connected to your power, your sovereignty, and your inner knowing during one of the most sacred transitions of your life. I believe birth is a massive rite of passage, deserving to be honored as such, not treated merely as a medical event.

I offer compassionate, trauma-informed care rooted in trust, respect, and deep, deep listening. I'm committed to creating safe, affirming environments where every birthing person feels empowered to choose themselves, to know their yeses and their nos, and to feel seen in their full expression.

I take a "both/and" approach to reproductive health, birth work, and life, because I believe multiple truths often exist at once. I believe in science, rigor, and evidence-based care, and in Spirit, the earth, and our deeper inner knowing. I believe in Western medicine and Eastern traditions; in epidurals and water births; in gynecology, midwifery, and homeopathy; in monitoring protocols and research, and in intuition, ritual, astrology, embodiment, and ancestral wisdom. I believe in compassionate, evidence-based clinicians, and in the power of birthing at home, surrounded by whatever makes you feel safe and held.

I'm deeply rooted in reproductive justice and equity: I believe in naming and resisting the harms caused by medical, racial, and structural inequities in birth care, while also helping you navigate existing systems with clarity, advocacy, choice, bodily autonomy, and informed consent. To me, birth is physiological, emotional, spiritual, relational, and political all at once, and overall, my goal is to offer care that reflects the fullness of that experience wholeheartedly, so you feel informed, empowered, respected, and deeply supported.

Population Experience

IVF & Fertility Journeys, Families Navigating Pregnancy After Loss & Infant Loss, Queer & Trans Birthing People, Jewish Families, Young Parents, Older Parents (Advanced Maternal Age, 35+)

Specialties

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• Fertility Support (IVF
• Egg Freezing
• IUI)
• Birth Doula Support
• Postpartum Doula Support
• End-of-Life Doula Support
• Childbirth Education
• Birth Advocacy
• Reproductive Justice & Equity–Centered Care
• Community Health & Public Health–Informed Care
• Trauma-Informed Care
• Both/And Integrative Care
• Evidence-Based Care
• Holistic & Ancestral Practices
• Bodily Autonomy & Informed Consent Support
• Continuous Labor Support
• Comfort Measures
• Emotional & Relational Support
• Home Birth Support

Services Offered

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• Prenatal Care
• In-Person Labor & Birth Support
• Postpartum Care
• IVF Support
• Pregnancy Loss Support
• Extended In-Home Postpartum Care