Done In LoveDoula Services

Hi, I’m Morgan.

Eight years in, and being invited into these moments still feels like a privilege.

Morgan smiling in a cream Doula sweatshirt, holding a wooden cervical dilation teaching chart.

My story

Steady hands, and a calm voice in the room.

For the past nine years I have had the joy of walking alongside families as a birth doula. That means steady hands when things get intense, calm encouragement when you are not sure you can keep going, problem solving on the fly, and advocacy when you need someone in your corner.

Two years ago I added postpartum doula care to my practice, because supporting families after baby arrives is just as important as the big day itself. The weeks after birth can be tender and disorienting, and nobody should have to move through them alone.

As a lactation counselor, I help take the mystery, and the stress, out of feeding your little one. Sometimes that is hands on troubleshooting. Sometimes it is simply reminding you that you are doing a great job.

I am also a newborn care specialist, which means the first weeks at home are their own area of training for me, not an afterthought. Soothing, feeding rhythms, sleep, and knowing what is normal. I offer that overnight, during the day, or as a single in home consultation when you just need someone to look at what is happening and help you sort it out.

My goal is simple: to make your journey into parenthood feel supported, empowered, and maybe even a little lighter. Every family is different, every birth is unique, and I consider it a true honor to be invited into these sacred moments.

How I work

What you can count on from me

Your birth, your call

I do not have an agenda for how your birth should go. Medicated, unmedicated, planned cesarean, unplanned everything. My job is to make sure you understand your options and feel respected in whatever you choose.

Partners included

I am not there to replace your partner. I am there so they can be present with you instead of worrying about counter pressure and hospital logistics. Everybody gets supported.

Straight answers

You will get honest, plain language information, and a clear line between what I can help with and what belongs to your medical provider. If something is outside my scope, I will tell you and point you to the right person.

In the room

Wherever your birth happens

Hospital rooms, living room floors, and operating rooms. The setting changes, the support does not.

Morgan crouched beside a laboring mother at home while her partner supports her from the front.
Labor support at home, with partners fully involved.
Morgan in surgical cap, mask, and gown, ready to accompany a client into the operating room for a cesarean birth.
Gowned up and ready for a cesarean birth.
Morgan feeding a new mother a sandwich in her hospital bed while she holds her newborn.
Because somebody has to make sure you eat.

Say hello

Tell me about your birth.

The first call is free, and there is no pressure to book anything after it.

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