I’m a mother, a partner, a daughter — and a Doula.

I'm a certified Birth & Postpartum Doula through the Australian Doula College (now Womb to Tomb Foundation), based in Sydney. I’ve completed training as an accidental counsellor through Lifeline, and I hold current certifications in First Aid, Mental Health First Aid, and Infant Sleep & Settling. I also hold a Working with Vulnerable People card.

I became a mother during the Covid-19 pandemic — a time when the world felt like it stood still. Birth classes were cancelled, support systems disappeared overnight, and my experience as a new parent felt isolating and far from what I’d imagined. That experience lit a fire in me. It deepened my passion for nurturing new families — a calling I’d felt long before I officially became a Doula.

Even before my formal training, I took on the role of supporting friends as they transitioned into motherhood. But becoming a mother myself solidified my purpose. I knew I wanted to walk alongside others through this transformational chapter.

Postpartum is a time of immense adjustment — emotionally, physically, and mentally. It deserves just as much care and attention as pregnancy and birth, if not more. In my view, birth is just the beginning.

As a Doula, I offer family-centred care. That means dads, partners, and siblings are part of the journey too. My role is to ease the weight of early parenthood by offering practical support, evidence-based information, and gentle encouragement. I’m here to empower you to trust your instincts and feel confident in your new role.

It’s an honour to be invited into a family’s space during the such a sacred time postpartum period, I pinch myself every time that I get to call this my ‘job’.