April Haberman

About me

For more than fifteen years, I’ve worked in women’s health, from menstrual and reproductive health to menopause. I’m a certified postpartum doula, certified women’s health coach, and registered yoga teacher, and my work has always centered on one belief: when a woman is truly supported, everything around her grows stronger. Supporting women through pregnancy and postpartum feels like a natural extension of that work. This is one of the biggest transitions a woman’s body and life will experience, yet too often, the mother becomes the last person everyone thinks to care for. I bring a whole woman approach to postpartum support, with an understanding of hormones, recovery, rest, movement, and the emotional adjustment that comes with becoming a mother. I’m here to care for you as a whole person, not only as someone’s mom. I’m also a wife and mom of two. When I’m not supporting families, you’ll find me teaching yoga in Edmonds, walking my furry friend Rue, or hiking somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. I know how quickly these seasons move and how much steady, compassionate support can matter. I’d love to help you feel cared for through yours.

Certification and training

Postpartum Doula, ProDoula (2026)

Women’s Health Coach, Integrative Women’s Health Institute (2023)

Registered Yoga Teacher (200HR) (2024)

Memberships and affiliations

Women’s Global Health Seattle Advisory Panel

Northwest Association for Perinatal Support (NAPS)

ProDoula

Credentials

Specialties

Languages

English

Race / Ethnicity

White

Religion

Christian

Service introduction

For more than fifteen years, I’ve worked in women’s health, from menstrual and reproductive health to menopause. I’m a certified postpartum doula, certified women’s health coach, and registered yoga teacher, and my work has always centered on one belief: when a woman is truly supported, everything around her grows stronger. Supporting women through pregnancy and postpartum feels like a natural extension of that work. This is one of the biggest transitions a woman’s body and life will experience, yet too often, the mother becomes the last person everyone thinks to care for. I bring a whole woman approach to postpartum support, with an understanding of hormones, recovery, rest, movement, and the emotional adjustment that comes with becoming a mother. I’m here to care for you as a whole person, not only as someone’s mom. I’m also a wife and mom of two. When I’m not supporting families, you’ll find me teaching yoga in Edmonds, walking my furry friend Rue, or hiking somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. I know how quickly these seasons move and how much steady, compassionate support can matter. I’d love to help you feel cared for through yours.

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