Victoria is a birth and postnatal doula who supports families through pregnancy, birth and beyond. She believes birthing people have the right to a positive birth and postnatal experience, and that this can be achieved with the help of consistent and compassionate support. She offers support both in person in Aberdeen, Scotland, and online anywhere in the world. She is also a trained Traumatic Birth Recovery 3 Step Rewind Practitioner, and Perinatal Emotional Health and Wellbeing Practitioner. She is the mum of two girls, one of whom is autistic, and is passionate about improving support for neurodivergent people perinatally.

Adrienne is a birth & postpartum doula, yoga teacher, and proud mama. She attended her very first birth in 2012 and was immediately hooked! Since then, she has had the privilege of attending over 200 births and supporting close to 300 families postpartum. Adrienne offers caring, compassionate, non-judgmental support to expectant parents and is honored to work with families during such a life-changing time. As an experienced doula, she supports clients who are low or high-risk, who have had fertility challenges, previous traumatic births or pregnancy loss, anxiety, depression and trauma.

I’m Amber, a queer full-spectrum doula and childbirth educator. I have a deep passion for social & racial justice as well as sexual, pelvic, and perinatal health. I combine all of this to be the best advocate I can for my clients. ​

It is my fundamental belief that all who are pregnant should be treated with the utmost respect, dignity, and autonomy. Each person should be supported in their choices. My work is trauma-informed, HAES (Health at Every Size) centered, lived experience-informed, and evidence-based. I believe in a gentle, supportive, and educational approach to working with my clients.

​I serve the greater Boston, south shore, and Providence areas. Outside of birth work, I love spending time with my partner and four cats! I enjoy dancing, am an avid reader, and spend lots of time in

Hey! I'm Beth, a ND birth worker with a keen interest in home birth and freebirth, advocacy, and supporting marginalised communities to reclaim their power in birth. I can't wait to work with you.

We are full spectrum, queer, and neurodivergent birth workers that specialize in childbirth education and helping you make informed decisions for your birth.

Clare is a birth and postnatal doula supporting families in Gower and Swansea areas and online. She started working with new families after the birth of her first child in 2001, initially as an Infant Massage Instructor and then, as she saw the need for further support for parents, she trained as a Breastfeeding Supporter, Birth Educator and, since 2019, as a doula.

I am a birth and postnatal doula living in Fareham, Hampshire. I'm diagnosed AuDHD, and the parent of several small neurodivergent people! I know that neurodivergent people's experiences are all unique, and my aim is to offer a safe space to support those individual journeys. I have also trained with the Queer Birth Club, to further improve what I can offer.

I'm Ellie, mother of two boys and living in South Derbyshire. I am a mentored doula and I am passionate about parents receiving the support that they need from the very beginning and into the early years.
I am a breastfeeding peer supporter with personal experience in tandem feeding and I love wearing both of my boys in a carrier. I have had a great range of experiences during my own parenting journey, from a hospital birth to a home birth, combi-feeding and exclusively breastfeeding. Ultimately I can relate to navigating through the unknown territories of becoming parents, especially as I am still in the thick of it!

I’m Em a neurodiverse mom of 3. I am a late diagnosed ADHDer and have been working hard over the past few years to better understand myself and how my ND has impacted on my pregnancies and births. It is important to me that neurodiverse birthing people feel fully prepared for birth and postpartum through the lens of their ND profile and feel empowered to communicate those needs to those around them . This in tandem with educating support partners / medical staff on how to better meet the needs of ND people will, I hope, work to ensure that ND people have the best possible birth and postpartum experiences possible.

I’m Frankie.

I’m a Doula living with ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia as well as a parent to a son with Autism and Sensory processing disorder.

I’m a neurodivergent birth worker and advocate, focused on supporting parents and professionals understand neurodivergence and supporting them through their journeys.

TBC

Heather Eure is a postpartum doula, lactation consultant, and parent and professional educator. She is a neurodivergent parent in a house full of neurodivergent folks. Her journey through motherhood has challenged her in ways she never anticipated. She knows how hard parenting is and feels honored to be a part of the early days home with a new baby, helping folks receive the support they need through this life-altering transition.

Heather’s work with families is evidence-based, neurodiversity-affirming, and LGBTQIA+ inclusive. She is particularly adept at supporting parents with mental health concerns, parents at risk for perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, and neurodivergent parents (such as ADHDers and Autistic parents). She likes to say that she supports “all kinds of families with all kinds of brains.”

She is currently offering in-person daytime postpartum doula support in the Austin, Texas area and virtual postpartum doula support and coaching worldwide.

Hi! I'm Helen and I am mum to an autistic son. My looking into neurodivergence for my son led to me understanding that I am an ADHDer.

I provide pregnancy, birth and postnatal support across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. Over the years I have supported multiple neurodivergent families in a range of birth settings. Feedback I have often received includes families feeling seen and understood in their needs, as well as my supporting them in navigating the maternity system to ensure their needs are met throughout the perinatal period.

I am mum of 1 and I was late diagnosed with autism spectrum condition when I was 16! I have been through a lot with this and have a deep first hand experience of neurodivergency. I have been a doula since April 2023 and I would love to help others in need.

I’m Holly (she/her), Wife to a graphic designer, Mum of 3 boys and a black cat and black dog(can you see a theme emerging), living in Bristol.
Currently awaiting assessment for ADHD myself after years of knowing there was something more to the way I see or feel things.

My passion for birth work started after the birth of my second baby during the Covid pandemic, and not receiving any support or help afterwards, I was left thinking of the people who were going through this for the first time and how they must be feeling.

So I chose to train as a doula and use my experience as a mother and the knowledge from my training to help and guide parents to have a positive birth experience. After falling in love with the birth space further after my training, I also trained as a hypnobirthing teacher.

​I want to help parents birth without fear and to help people feel comfortable with which ever birth they choose. I believe that every birth is valid and the choice you make is the right way for you to birth your baby.

I offer a trauma informed holistic approach and will always tailor my packages and services to suit each family individually.

So let’s rebel! Let’s break the ‘tradition’ that birth should be a feared event.
Let’s have that birth that you want, where you want, how you want !

My mission for Our Village Circle is to create a space of authentic sharing, and elevate the voices of parents and professionals alike to demystify the realities of new parenthood. I want you to feel seen, heard, and known, and I wholeheartedly believe that everyone's story has something powerful to offer others as they walk their own path.

I have experienced for myself the difference between feeling seen, heard, supported, and informed vs. feeling dismissed, judged, abandoned, invalidated, and ignored during this incredibly vulnerable time. It is so important to me that birthing people be lifted up, affirmed in their insights and experiences, and encouraged as they cross this life altering threshold.

Hello I am Jane, I am a doula, antenatal teacher, pregnancy yoga teacher and I love to support women in their most vulnerable time of life. I am neurodivergent and I have had lots of experience supporting and advocating for neurodiverse people. I have lived experience of being pregnant and birthing 3 daughters (who are also all neurodiverse!), and I wish I knew all that I now know when I was pregnant with my girls.

Jess is an AuDHD Doula based in Milton Keynes. She is also an antenatal educator and hypnobirthing instructor. Her work focuses on supporting women to bring all of themselves on their journey to motherhood, empowering them with the tools and knowledge they need to feel confident and supported as they navigate their childbearing year. Jess supports birth both within and outside of the mainstream maternity systems.

Jess is a birth and postnatal doula who is passionate about supporting all...all births, all bodies, and all families. She believes wholeheartedly that we should have access to the birth that we want, however that looks. Jess is committed to supporting you in unlocking your power so that you can feel confident in navigating the maternity system, as well as making the decisions that are most important to you.

Jess is a mother of two children - one of which arrived via emergency c-section whilst the other was a VBAC water birth. She has navigated many facets of the maternity system - both as a service user and an advocate as part of her local Maternity & Neonatal Voices Partnership.

I’m Julia and I am an experienced birth and postnatal Doula and HypnoBirthing Teacher from Leeds, West Yorkshire. I am also the Co-Chair for Leeds Maternity Voices Partnership. I live with my partner James, our two children (1 who is autistic), 1 cat and 1 dog.

As a highly trained expert in my field, I help families to make informed decisions and feel calm and confident during pregnancy, birth and postpartum. I believe that all women deserve to have a positive pregnancy, birth & postnatal experience and by having support, understanding and help creating a positive mindset, this increases positive outcomes.

Hi, I'm Katy, I'm a fully qualified and experienced complementary therapist for over a decade. I've specialised in pregnancy and birth with an advanced Reflexology for fertility and pregnancy, pregnancy massage, aromatherapy for pregnancy and birth.
I used my skills during my own 3 pregnancies and births and have supported many women.

I have worked with children for more than 20 years.

I have worked in a variety of settings including playgroups, nurseries and private homes.

I worked as an independent nanny for 15 years and currently support neurodivergent youth via Gecko Community.

I also support LGBTQ+ families via The Queer Parenting Partnership, the UK’s only LGBTQ+ specific perinatal education provider.

Hi, I’m Kirstie, a full spectrum doula, dedicated to supporting families through conception, pregnancy, birth, loss, and the crucial first few months after a baby is born. I specialise in working with families affected by previous trauma, but not limited to birth trauma. My focus is on ensuring that you feel safe, nurtured and heard, enabling you to have the best experience possible for your individual situation.

At present I am studying to become a perinatal counsellor and psychotherapist. You may notice on my website that I have many qualifications that will support your journey (training and courses are a special interest of mine).

My goal is to ensure you feel respected, knowledgeable, and comfortable making informed decisions whilst owning your power! Passionate about birth rights, individualised care for people from marginalised communities, plus providing education around choice and consent.

Hi, I’m Kirsty, a birth, VBAC and postpartum doula based in County Galway. As a mother of three , I’ve experienced the transformative power of parenthood firsthand. That’s what led me to become a doula – someone who provides unwavering support during pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period.

My journey began in 2021 when I completed my training with DoulaCare Ireland. Since then I’ve had the privilege of supporting families on their unique birth and postpartum journeys. Whether it’s offering evidence based information, practical supports or simply being a calming presence, Im here to empower and nurture.

I believe in celebrating everyone's unique journey and intersectionality, and I'm committed to being inclusive, supportive and understanding every step of the way. My goal? To meet you where you’re at. Whether you’re seeking a VBAC, planning a homebirth or navigating the hospital environment, I’ll be by your side. I want you to feel empowered, confident and fully supported throughout your pregnancy, birth and beyond.

Laura is an experienced Birth and Postpartum doula, birth photographer, and birth educator from Central Coast NSW. She has worked with many neurodivergent birthing people and believes everyone should be treated with respect, open listening, patience, and as an individual on their own unique journey. Laura also rents birth pools, tens units, and other birth tools for hire via her website.

I'm Laurène (she/her), a passionate neurodivergent and queer parent. My journey as a postnatal doula, infant feeding coach, and pregnancy/postnatal yoga teacher was deeply shaped by the transformative experience of welcoming my child into this world. Along my own path, I've faced moments of feeling lost and unsupported. I'm dedicated to extending that vital support to YOU.

Hi, and CONGRATULATIONS! I’m Lisa. I am originally from Seattle Washington in the USA. I am a mom to 3 amazing boys (25, 22 & 14 years old), two of which are ND, as are a number of various family members. Although I personally am NT, I have intense or extreme first hand experience in helping ND people. It just takes patience, listening and understanding.

As your birth doula, it is extremely important to me that you feel as though you are being heard. I will be your support person, will ask the hard questions, and will help push back to get the birth experience you desire (of course assuming medical issues necessities). It is so important that when you are in labour, you feel informed, safe and secure enough to let go and allow your body to do what it was made to do. I aim to ensure you feel safe, comfortable and informed at all times, providing continuous support to you and your partner during pregnancy and of course, on the day of your labour.

As your Postnatal Doula, I will be there as an emotional and physical support to you and your family during those important first few weeks. This is when you will learn and decide how you want to parent your baby. I will help you to feel relaxed and confident about caring for your baby. Provide all of the “tips and tricks” that I’ve been taught. I’m happy to do whatever I can to make your life easier. If you are struggling with sleep, breastfeeding or any of the other challenges a new baby can bring, I will be there to help you find your strength. My main goal is to be as flexible as possible so that you will feel rested, relaxed and confident.

When looking for a doula, that person must become someone you can trust and rely on, someone who is non-judgmental and understands you as an individual, recognising your emotions and concerns. Someone who “fits” in with your small family and team. Whether you have family near or far, I’d love to be part of your team. Take a look at my website www.labouroflovedoula.com and please get in touch. I’m happy to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation.

This new chapter into parenthood can feel daunting and I'd be honored to be by your side, supporting you every step of the way! Welcome to parenthood... life's greatest blessing!

I’m Louise, a postnatal doula and hypnobirthing teacher. It’s my passion to support expectant and new families through the perinatal transition. I aim to support new families to become more calm and confident in their parenting journey. I am also trained in TBR 3 step rewind for birth trauma and supporting early pregnancy loss.

As a full spectrum doula I offer my care and support throughout the perinatal period. Fertility, loss, termination, antenatal, birth and postnatal. I’m here for you through all of it.

I'm committed to helping you figure out what’s right for you. My intention is that in choosing to work with me you feel supported and held, confident, informed and autonomous.

I’ll help you to develop an understanding of your options. We'll take a holistic approach, drawing on the best available evidence to inform your decisions. Together we’ll explore, question and prepare in a non-judgemental environment. We'll work to ensure you are ready to advocate for your choices when you need to. You are the expert on your body and what's right for you.

My service is as unique and diverse as the families I work with. I'd be honoured to be by your side on this path, whatever that looks like for you and your family.

Hey, my name is Martine. I'm a doula, an Ex- nurse, a mum and an enthusiastic capoeira player. Underneath all that I'm Dutch and moving is my go to thing to get me through life. Chaotic from the inside, but great in providing you with info and signposting you to experts. Most of all I'm good in cheering you on for being you! The ladder can only be done by listening and connecting. Connecting with a fellow neurodivergent person makes me often feel more understood hopefully it will do the same for you!

I am a chronically ill, neurodivergent (autism & ADHD), and queer birth doula in San Francisco. I strive to make my practice accessible and anti-ableist, chronically ill-friendly, anti-racist, fat positive, queer and trans informed, inclusive of neurodivergence, and inclusive of people of all religious and spiritual backgrounds. I have experience supporting parents through their first, second, and third births at several San Francisco hospitals. I’ve supported both medicated and unmedicated labors.

Hi. I´m Mona. I am a trained Doula & mindfulness teacher, based in Germany. I am a mom of a little boy and I struggled with recieving my ADHD diagnosis only AFTER my traumatic birth. I understand what struggles you might go through and I am trained to help you understand the obstacles you may have to pass. I have you covered.

Hi, I am Rebecca! I am an experienced birth doula and Lactation Consultant, based in London. My goal is to help you feel supported and empowered throughout your pregnancy, birth and postpartum. A positive birth experience doesn't depend on the type of birth; it can be achieved with an induction, caesarean, or homebirth. What matters is how you feel about it afterwards. I understand the importance of feeling prepared, educated about your birth rights, and informed about all your options. As your Doula, I advocate for you and boost your confidence in making decisions that are right for you and your baby.

The UK maternity system is often overstretched and underfunded, leading to inconsistent care and the need to repeatedly explain your story. Having a constant companion from the start can help you feel supported and cared for. I will know your story, your birth preferences, and how you want things to go, ensuring you feel respected and listened to. I will help you understand what is being offered, explain the risks using statistics and evidence, and provide clear guidance. My passion for providing personalised care is at the heart of everything I do. Unlike others bound by hospital policies and shift changes, I am solely dedicated to serving you and your unique needs.

Hi! I'm Rise, like the Sun:). I'm a queer, nonbinary, Black, trauma informed, full spectrum birthworker in Chicago, originally from St. Louis. I've been a practicing birthworker for 6 years and a healing practitioner for over 10. My focus is labor, postpartum, abortion and grief&loss support. The folks I support are Black and Brown, neurodivergent, disabled and chronically ill, queer trans and nonbinary and/or low income. I love the work I do. I love my job. I love mangoes and sloths. And I'd love to work with you!

I am deeply invested in disability justice, access, centering wellness for Black queer folk, trauma education, and rest. When not doing the most, they enjoy daydreaming, dancing, and hanging with their support pup, Jelly Ferocious.

Hi! My name is Sara. I’m a Portuguese woman who’s made Scotland her home for over a decade now! Here I’ve met my husband and birthed our daughter. I’m a doula, serving mainly Edinburgh, West Lothian, Forth Valley and the south areas of Fife (but willing to go further afield).

I am lucky to have many things that bring joy to my life, but my passion lies in the childbearing season of our lives (fertility, pregnancy, birth and postpartum). This passion led me to developing my work and practice as a doula.

I’m here to support you and your family through this beautiful and tender time. I have a deep belief in your power as a mother, parent and birthing person to confidently give birth to your baby, and a deep care for parents-to-be and new parents.

I see my role as that of service and support to pregnant and birthing people, and their families. I do this by providing care, a listening year, sharing knowledge and information and by offering an open, non-judgemental mind and heart, as you prepare for giving birth, and as you get to know your new baby.

I also know that no two people are the same and neither are their births – and this is a good thing! It means we can nurture this journey as what it is - yours.

I have been supporting families as a birth & postnatal doula since 2011.
I provide support before, during & after the birth of your baby. I can help you navigate the maternity system helping you to develop an understanding of your options. I will be that continuity throughout your pregnancy.
Postnatally I will support you while you adjust to life with a baby. I will be that helping hand guiding you while you explore your parenting style.

My first pregnancy ended at 22-weeks. And then – infertility and IVF.
My first postpartum was, let’s say, not awesome. I tried so hard to be the perfect mom, but I was always anxious, worried, on-edge. “I love him so much. Why is it so hard? I love him so much. Why is he so intense? I love him so much. Why do I always feel angry?”
Turns out, it was postpartum anxiety – courtesy of my undiagnosed ASD and ADHD.
I want a re-do.
But since that’s impossible, I’ve designed this incredible program that I can’t wait to share with you. Basically, I’ve read all the books, listened to all the podcasts, and gotten all the certifications so you don’t have to. Because who has time for that when you’re pregnant or postpartum?
And while it’s true we’re at a greater risk of developing Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders, knowledge is power, and PMADs are not inevitable. We’ll get you set up with the knowledge, strategies, and mindset you need to create a life you can manage.

I’m Zoe, I’m an autistic doula, birth activist and research scientist with a passion for supporting neurodivergent folks through pregnancy and postpartum. As a late diagnosed autistic, who had two births without knowing I was neurodivergent, I know the impact that not having this level of care can have and how hard it can be to navigate the maternity system. I’d love to be that person who can help and support you through this magical time.

With over a decade of campaigning for women’s rights on the frontlines with the UN,
governments, charities, and leading some of the world’s largest gender equality organisations, I have a powerful voice to lend when needed.I am also trained to offer Closing the Bones ceremonies and Mother Blessings/Blessing Way ceremonies (alternative Baby Showers), which can be done separately or as part of a package of support, both in person and remote. I have personal experience as a queer, neurodivergent individual sensitive to issues of marginalisation, trepidation around body image, institutions and sensory issues.