FAQ

A Life Transition Doula provides non-clinical, grounded support during significant life shifts. This includes birth, bereavement, identity changes, and integration after major transitions. My role is to offer structure, presence, and guidance — not medical or therapeutic treatment

No. I am a non-clinical practitioner. I do not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. My work complements — but does not replace — medical, mental health, or therapeutic care.

No. While my work is grief-informed and trauma-aware, it is not therapy. If clinical mental health support is needed, I encourage working with a licensed provider alongside my services.

I work with individuals, families, organizations, and leaders navigating life transitions — including pregnancy and postpartum, pregnancy loss, end-of-life support, identity shifts, and leadership change.

Consultations are structured sessions designed to clarify your current transition, identify immediate priorities, and determine the most aligned support pathway. You leave with clear next steps.

Yes. Many services are available virtually. Some offerings, such as sound experiences and certain ceremonies, may be in-person depending on location and availability.

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Select offerings may include sliding scale availability. Please inquire during booking for details.

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Sessions may be rescheduled with 24 hours’ notice. Cancellations within 24 hours may be subject to a fee.

Yes. I offer keynotes, workshops, and strategic sessions tailored to healthcare, nonprofit, corporate, and leadership environments.

No. Sound and meditation practices are offered as holistic, restorative tools focused on nervous system regulation and emotional integration. They are accessible to individuals of all belief systems.