The Collaborative Doula Collective

The Collaborative Doula Collective

Chatham-Kent, Windsor & Essex County Doulas

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Janet - Full Spectrum Doula

  • Meet Janet, a devoted birth doula and childbirth educator with a passion for supporting families through fertility, pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and abortion care. A proud mother of two daughters, Janet loves spending time with friends, hosting themed events, watching reality TV, and exploring the outdoors with her family.

    Inspired by her own birth experiences, Janet recognized the lack of postpartum support in her community and committed herself to making a difference. She brings a modern, heart-centered approach to birthing, blending evidence-based practices with natural remedies and holistic care to create a safe, nurturing environment for families.

    Janet supports families through pregnancy, birth, lactation, and postnatal care, providing advocacy, strength, and guidance every step of the way. She works closely with healthcare teams to ensure personalized support, believing that every family deserves care that meets their unique needs.

    Based in Sarnia–Lambton, Janet is also the founder of the Abortion Support Program (ASP), offering compassionate, nonjudgmental support for those navigating abortion. Whether planning a birth, processing a loss, or learning more about your body, she holds space, shares knowledge, and empowers families to feel confident and supported.

    Passionate about her work, Janet is dedicated to bringing joy, guidance, and empowerment to every family she accompanies, standing for choice, access to care, and a personalized, compassionate approach to parenthood.

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Dayle - Indigenous Full Spectrum Doula

  • Meet Dayle, a proud mother of two daughters. As a full spectrum Indigenous doula and childbirth educator, she is passionately committed to reviving the traditions and ceremonies that surround pregnancy, birth, postpartum, parenthood, and family. Her journey began with the birth of her daughter, a profound experience that sparked her desire to reconnect with the inherent and ancestral ways of knowing as an Anishinaabe person. Realizing the need for more comprehensive support and education within her community, she felt called to be a voice and a safe space, dedicated to restoring the sacredness and heart-work of birth work.

    Dayle is devoted to building and deepening connections within the community, rekindling traditional practices and ceremonies around birth, and advocating for all Indigenous peoples, including the 2Spirit community. Supporting these communities is not just her mission but a beautiful and vital part of her work. Through her efforts, she strives to revive the sacred connections and support systems that are essential during the perinatal period, ensuring that every family feels seen, heard, and supported. Join her on this journey of connection, tradition, and empowerment as she brings back the sacredness of birth work within our communities.

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Carmen - Infant & Pregnancy
Loss Doula

  • Meet Carmen. She brings a unique blend of compassion, experience, and expertise to supporting families. As a Registered Nurse, yoga teacher, Infant & Pregnancy Loss Doula and mother of 11—with four earthside babies and seven angel babies—she understands the profound complexities of joy and grief in pregnancy and childbirth.

    Her journey, marked by both profound loss and immense love, inspired her to write "A Diary to my Babies," a heartfelt and raw account of her experiences. This deeply personal work sheds light on the emotional landscape of losing a child and has touched many lives.

    Today, Carmen dedicates herself to supporting families through the challenging and often overwhelming terrain of pregnancy, birth, and loss. Her empathetic approach helps families navigate their unique journeys, providing a safe space for healing and growth. Carmen’s holistic care, informed by her medical background and yoga practice, ensures that every family she supports feels heard, understood, and cherished.

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Kerri - Postpartum Doula

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Candace - Postpartum Doula

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Tracy - Doula & Perinatal Therapist

  • Tracy is a certified birth doula serving families in Chatham-Kent and surrounding areas, providing compassionate, evidence-based support throughout pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum journey. As a Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist specializing in perinatal mental health and trauma processing, she combines professional expertise with lived experience to offer holistic, personalized care.

    Her own birth and postpartum experiences, including navigating VBAC, profoundly shaped her passion for this work and inspire her dedication to supporting families in achieving empowering, healing, and redemptive birth experiences. Tracy is committed to walking alongside women and families during one of life’s most transformative journeys—ensuring they feel validated, supported, and cared for every step of the way.

    Tracy’s approach is grounded in empathy, empowerment, and informed choice, honoring the unique needs of each family and fostering confidence, connection, and resilience. Whether preparing for birth, navigating postpartum challenges, or processing past experiences, she provides a warm, steady, and knowledgeable presence.

    Outside of her doula and therapy work, Tracy enjoys attending her children’s sporting events, listening to true crime, caffeinating, and singing along to 90’s and early 2000’s Hip-Hop and R&B.

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Kaylie - Birth & Postpartum Doula

  • Meet Kaylie, a dedicated birth and postpartum doula with a passion for supporting families through every stage of their birthing journey. Inspired by the beauty of home births, Kaylie finds her greatest fulfillment in creating calm, empowering experiences for expectant parents.

    A proud mom to her two-year-old son, Kaylie is committed to lifelong learning. She’s currently pursuing lactation consultant certification to enhance her ability to provide comprehensive support. Known for her warm, outgoing nature, Kaylie is a true people person who enjoys connecting with local communities, exploring markets, and championing small businesses.

    Kaylie’s compassionate, informed approach ensures that families feel supported and empowered, whether they’re welcoming a new baby or adjusting to life postpartum. With her extensive experience and heartfelt dedication, she’s ready to be your trusted partner on this transformative journey.

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Gabriella - Death Doula

  • Gabriella is a compassionate child and youth worker, Reiki Master, and end-of-life doula who brings a gentle, grounding presence to every family and individual she supports. Drawing inspiration from her own life experiences, she creates safe and comforting environments where people can feel seen, heard, and supported during life’s most profound transitions.

    Passionate about breaking down taboos and challenging societal norms, Gabriella works to bring light to topics often left unspoken—death, dying, grief, mental health, and holistic wellness. She believes that creating space for honest conversations and compassionate care can transform how we experience life’s difficult moments.

    Above all, Gabriella cherishes her role as an aunt, delighting in the joy, curiosity, and connection she shares with her many nieces and nephews. Her warmth, empathy, and dedication to nurturing others make her a guiding and supportive presence for all those she walks alongside.

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Amy - Founder, Indigenous Doula, Advocate & Mentor

Hi there! I’m Amy, the Founder of The Collaborative Doula Collective, based in London, Ontario, but proudly supporting families all across Southwestern Ontario. I’m a proud mom of three, a devoted wife, an Indigenous woman, and a loving Auntie. As a full-spectrum doula, I’m honored to support families through life’s most significant transitions, including pregnancy, birth, postpartum, abortion, loss, trauma and grief, end of life, and death and dying.

  • Hi there! I'm Amy, the Founder of The Collaborative Doula Collective, based in London, Ontario, but proudly supporting families all across Southwestern Ontario. I'm a proud mom of three, a devoted wife, an Indigenous woman, and a loving Auntie. As a full-spectrum doula, I’m honored to support families through life’s most significant transitions, including pregnancy, birth, postpartum, abortion, loss, trauma and grief, end of life, and death and dying.

    From the miraculous to the deeply challenging, I walk alongside you through the full cycle of Birth, Breath, and Death, meeting you where you are and offering personalized, compassionate, and client-centered care. I believe that everyone deserves to feel safe, seen, and empowered through life’s ups and downs.

    I’m also a dedicated doula mentor, committed to guiding and uplifting other doulas as they navigate supporting families through these transitions. Community is at the heart of everything I do; I truly believe that to be successful in this work, we need each other. Whether it’s mentoring doulas, advocating for underrepresented communities, or standing beside families in moments of joy or heartache, I’m here to create a strong, supportive, and connected space for all. Let's walk this path together!

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Delanie - Birth Doula & Postpartum Doula

Meet Delanie, a compassionate doula based in Oxford County, supporting families all across Southwestern Ontario. As a mom of two energetic boys, she brings a wealth of experience from her background in social service work and running a home daycare. Her extensive knowledge of working with both adults and children makes her an incredible asset to the families she supports.

  • Meet Delanie, a compassionate doula based in Oxford County, supporting families all across Southwestern Ontario. As a mom of two energetic boys, she brings a wealth of experience from her background in social service work and running a home daycare. Her extensive knowledge of working with both adults and children makes her an incredible asset to the families she supports.

    Delanie has a deep passion for providing exceptional lactation support and nourishing food options for families, understanding how vital these elements are to a strong start in parenthood. She’s dedicated to creating cozy, welcoming environments and ensuring everyone feels as comfortable and cared for as possible. Her mission as a doula is to bring back the village mentality, making sure that no one has to navigate their journey alone. With Delanie’s warm, comforting presence, you’ll have the guidance and support you need to feel truly nurtured throughout your birth and postpartum experience.

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Christina - Birth & Postpartum Doula, Childbirth Educator and Photographer

Meet Christina, a multifaceted birth and postpartum doula, childbirth educator, and photographer whose kind, soft yet bubbly personality makes her a joy to connect with. Her unique ability to make people feel calm, beautiful, and supported shines through in both her doula and photography work.

  • Meet Christina, a multifaceted birth and postpartum doula, childbirth educator, and photographer whose kind, soft yet bubbly personality makes her a joy to connect with. Her unique ability to make people feel calm, beautiful, and supported shines through in both her doula and photography work.

    As a photographer, Christina captures the profound beauty of maternity, labor and birth, postpartum family life, and a baby’s first 48 hours with a gentle and intuitive touch. Her presence behind the camera ensures that these precious moments are preserved with grace and authenticity. Christina’s talent extends to her role in the collective, where she is the creative force behind all the branding photos, bringing warmth and life to the images.

    In her doula practice, Christina’s supportive and nurturing nature provides families with a sense of peace and confidence. Her seamless integration of photography with doula work allows her to capture and celebrate the beautiful journey of childbirth and early parenthood.

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