Are you a doula looking for a mentor?

Training is just the beginning. The real learning starts when you're out there—doing the work, meeting families, navigating emotions, doubts, boundaries, and all the unexpected bits in between.

That’s where companionship (mentorship) comes in.

It’s not about ticking boxes or following a set path. It’s about having someone who gets it. Someone to reflect with, to ask “is this normal?”, to cry with after a tough birth, or celebrate those beautiful, quietly powerful moments.

For me, mentorship is about being witnessed. It’s about having someone in your corner as you grow—not just as a doula, but as a person doing deep, relational, emotional work.

This isn’t just professional support. It’s human connection. It’s doulaing the doula.