Breana Davis, Doula

Breana (she/her) has been a birth and postpartum doula for 4 years and has served over 100 families. She started her career in Seattle, WA through the mentorship of a non-profit organization called Open Arms Perinatal Services and through the Swedish Doula Program at Swedish Hospital. Through both experiences, she was awarded the opportunity to grow as a doula and learn the importance of community for families, and gain expertise in navigating systems for the families she serves. Breana is currently an Advanced Birth and Postpartum doula as well as a Lactation Counselor. Her experience allows her to see the perinatal time frame holistically with the families she serves regardless of the capacity she is working in. After her training (Carrie Kenner, ICEA & Health Connect One) in April 2018, Breana was eager to get more connected with the Seattle community by first giving back and listening to the birth workers of the community before her. One way that she connected with those birth workers is by continuing a tradition of potluck dinners that eventually grow into a network of Black Birth workers in Washington. Breana’s hope with her doula practice is to create a community with her clients. Her clients are eager to prepare and connect with support for their pregnancy and postpartum journeys, they are offered a space to be as messy, raw, and authentic during our time together. Expressions of happiness, grief, fear, resentment, overwhelm, and everything in between are all normal parts of the perinatal transition and are supported when she is welcomed in your space. Her approach is encouraging, resourceful, and simple. With all the things, parents can worry about, she hopes to simplify solutions and techniques that offer you more time and energy to be present with your growing family. Breana is a mother, cat momma, animal lover, lover of all things home design, and is a new plant mom and is always learning more ways to support overall family health. Rate: $2500 Experience: Single parents, BIPOC Families, Multiples, Parents with Anxiety and Other Mood Disorders, Bereavement & Loss, Families with Chronic Illness, Preemies, Neurodivergent Parents (ADHD, Autism, etc.), Parents in Recovery, Disordered Eating, LGBTQIA, Immigrant & Refugee Families and a Vast variety of Spiritual Practices (Christianity, Islam, Traditional Practices, Buddhism, Hindu, etc.).