Birth & Postpartum Doulas Near Me in Johnstown, ON

As a Postpartum Doula, I provide compassionate, practical, and emotionally supportive care during the transition into parenthood. My approach is rooted in calm, connection, and respect for each family's unique journey. I offer newborn care, feeding support, guidance through the early weeks, and a reassuring presence as families find their rhythm. Whether you need a listening ear, hands-on support, or evidence-informed education, I am here to nurture the child, empower the parent, and strengthen the family. Serving families with warmth, patience, and a non-judgmental approach, I help create a foundation of confidence, connection, and wellbeing during the postpartum period.

Hello! My name is Heather Durocher. I am a Certified Postpartum Doula and Night Nanny. I trained with Doula Canada. I have over 30 yrs experience with babies and ready to help you with your new bundle of joy. I have many references to choose from to make the process easier. I am looking for families in the South Eastern New Brunswick area as well PEI and Nova Scotia all within a 2 hrs drive from the Confederation Bridge. A good nights rest is so important and I am here to help you ❤️

Hello! I am a doula & birth photographer in Ottawa. I am a mom of 3 school-aged kiddos. I am a huge believer that every birth is different and there's no “right way” to birth your child! I support you in your journey!

Hi, I’m Lucy — a mom of two, an educator for over 20 years, and a DONA-trained postpartum doula. For two decades, I supported children and families as a Montessori teacher, and have also worked as a nanny in family homes, creating spaces where little ones feel safe, capable, and understood. These experiences shape the way I support families today — with patience, attentiveness, and deep respect for each family’s unique rhythm. Over the years, I’ve come to understand that my strength lies in being calm, steady, and deeply attuned to the needs of the families I support, while also bringing clear communication and thoughtful organization to each day. Becoming a mother myself expanded that understanding in the most profound way. I know how tender the early days can be — the exhaustion, the questions, the quiet moments of awe, and the vulnerability that comes with loving something so completely. With my DONA training, years in education, and lived experience as a mother, I offer calm, grounded, and practical support during this transformative season. All are welcome here. I proudly support parents of all identities and family structures. You deserve to feel supported in the early days. I’m here to come alongside you with gentle care — so you can settle in, breathe deeply, and grow into this new beginning with confidence.

Hey, my name is Joefin (a.k.a. 10oclockjoefi). I am a certified birth and postpartum doula, and a certified sexual health educator. I provide education and support in Tamil and English! I have been doing this for 13 years, typically supporting first-time birthing people, racialized or immigrant families, or survivors. I like to describe my role as being there for your head and heart. While pregnant, I help you prepare for life as a parent, work with you to approach birth with confidence, and empower your support system to help you through the moment. Labour should be a purposeful yet manageable experience for you. One where you have control over the moment. After birth, I provide practical, informational, emotional, and social support. If you’re looking for a reliable cheerleader in your corner, I’m the childbirth educator or postpartum doula for you. I am a third culture kid who grew up in the United Arab Emirates and Canada so I have a special place in my heart for anyone who shares in the diaspora experience. I know firsthand the unique challenges this poses in major life transitions. I trained in Chennai, India with an OBGYN in providing pregnancy and postpartum support to parents in a culturally aware manner. I came back to Canada with that knowledge, learned about the Canadian labour/delivery system, and began supporting immigrant and refugee families through childbirth education and health systems navigation. This has shaped my practical approach to parental support and newborn care. Drawing from my biology and psychology education, I bring a matter-of-fact yet empathetic approach to everything I do. I conducted research on how intersectional identities impact sexual distress and my paper has been published in the Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality! Given my areas of expertise, I have a passion for myth busting and science communication as a means to combat misinformation. This often empowers parents to make informed decisions while avoiding unnecessary pressures. My lived experiences make me passionate about supporting parents as they create happier, healthier, and safer childhoods for their babies.

Danielle is a dedicated doula with a passion for providing holistic, evidence-based support to parents-to-be. With a deep respect for the natural physiology of birth, she believes in the innate wisdom of the body and baby to work together through the birthing process. Her approach emphasizes informed consent, making sure you are not only educated about your options but also empowered to make confident decisions at every step. What sets Danielle apart is her unique combination of heartfelt care and scientific insight. With a background in neurobiology, she brings a curious, thoughtful approach to her practice. This foundation allows her to stay current with evidence-based practices while appreciating the natural and cultural aspects of childbirth. Whether you are preparing for a natural birth or exploring other options, Danielle provides the guidance and emotional support to ensure your experience feels right for you and your growing family.

I am a certified Birth Doula and Breastfeeding Councelor practicing in the Ottawa, Cornwall and Brockville regions of Ontario. I am a mother of 7 and grandmother to one. I support mothers and their partners to have confident, well-informed births by teaching the most current evidence-based methods for comfort and pain relief. My job is to ensure the mother's well-being and strengthen her feelings of empowerment in her birth experience. I specialize in reassuring highly anxious mothers that they are safe and supported. I also assist in establishing Breastfeeding right after birth and in the early days of newborn care.

Hello and thank you for being here. I am a full spectrum doula in training dedicated to supporting parents through every stage of their journey, from birth to postpartum. My work is rooted in a parent-centred approach, meaning that I take time to fully understand your unique needs, values and preferences. My role is to provide informed and compassionate support so that you can move through your birth and parenting journey feeling grounded and confident.

Hello, my name is Laaziza Ouabi. I am a trained midwife from Morocco with over five years of experience supporting women through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum recovery. I also hold a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, which helps me understand and support the emotional and mental health needs of new mothers and families. Since moving to Ottawa, I have worked as a Personal Support Worker, gaining hands-on experience in providing personal care, emotional support, and daily assistance. Alongside my clinical work, I create educational content on social media where I share pregnancy and postpartum tips with a growing community of mothers, which has strengthened my ability to connect with families and offer guidance in a supportive, accessible way. I am truly passionate about helping families during the delicate postpartum period—whether it’s supporting breastfeeding, establishing healthy sleep routines, or simply providing reassurance and a calm presence during night care. My goal as a doula is to make the transition to parenthood smoother, safer, and more positive for both parents and babies.

Keegan Prempeh prides themself on grounding their work in the core values of Womanism, Disability Justice, 2SLGBTQ+ Inclusion, Collectivism, and Anti-Oppression principles which are rooted in the belief that everyone should have access to dignity, community, and cultural affirming care.