Personalized support & connection for your pregnancy & birth
Meet Your Doula
Hello, I’m Liz!
I am a Washington native with a longstanding passion for supporting children and families. I discovered the doula profession at 18 and immediately knew it was the path I wanted to pursue. I bring calm, organized, and detail-focused care to every family I serve, and my experience as a nanny has strengthened my ability to support parents with patience, understanding, and confidence.
As a doula, my commitment is to help each client experience a birth that feels supported, respectful, and aligned with their needs. I work to ensure families feel seen, heard, and well-informed throughout their care. I remain composed in challenging moments, offer evidence-based information, and fully support each client’s preferences—whether they choose an unmedicated birth, a medicated birth, or a combination of options that best suits them.
Hi, I’m Elizabeth.
I'm a birth, postpartum, and bereavement doula passionate about helping families feel supported, confident, and cared for throughout pregnancy, birth, and early postpartum.
Born and raised in Washington, I grew up in a large family where caring for others came naturally. In my free time, I enjoy doing pretty much anything outdoors, spending time with family and friends, and working on my family’s farm.
I'm passionate about advocating for the birth experience each mother wants, helping women feel informed, respected, and empowered in their decisions.
My goal is to provide personalized support so you feels seen, heard, and supported throughout your pregnancy and birth.
What is a doula?
A doula is a trained professional who provides emotional, physical, and informational support to families during pregnancy, birth, and the early postpartum period. Unlike medical providers, doulas do not perform clinical tasks. Their role is to ensure that you feel confident, cared for, and supported every step of the way.
Having a doula means having someone by your side who truly listens, advocates for your wishes, and helps you navigate the journey with calm and clarity. Studies show that families supported by doulas often experience shorter labors, fewer interventions, and more positive birth memories. Whether it’s offering comfort measures, helping your partner feel involved, or simply being a steady, reassuring presence, a doula helps make your birth experience feel informed, empowering, and supported.
Tri-Cities Doula care Services & Fees
Your investment in doula services: if you choose private pay, depending on your package, you can expect to pay around $400
$50 deposit due at time of booking to reserve your spot on our calendar. Remaining balance is payable after your baby’s birth.
We accept Apple Health!!
Our time together:
Depending on when you choose to hire us, we typically provide two in-person prenatal meetings to help you prepare for birth, labor support and two postpartum visits — usually around one and three weeks after delivery, to support your transition. Throughout your care, we also remain on call for questions, text, and phone support whenever you need reassurance or guidance.
Our service area:
Kennewick, Richland, Pasco, Prosser and Walla Walla
Reach out for a free consultation with Tri-Cities Doula care!!
We strive to make our interviews as comfortable and accessible as possible. If you’d prefer to meet at a local coffee shop rather than in your home, we’re happy to accommodate. If meeting in person isn’t your preference, we also offer virtual interviews via Zoom for your convenience.