About me

Mika is a member of the Georgia Black Doula Network's 2026 Community Doula Training Cohort and an aspiring midwife dedicated to providing holistic birth and postpartum support for families in the Metro-Atlanta area. With a background in medical anthropology and reproductive justice advocacy, her work is grounded in the belief that every family deserves respectful, compassionate, and culturally relevant care. Her commitment to Black and Brown women and families is steadfast. She is especially passionate about supporting young and/or first-time parents and queer families—offering guidance, education, and advocacy throughout their reproductive journeys. ✨ If you’re seeking a grounded, compassionate doula who will honor your birth experience and walk alongside you every step of the way, I would be honored to support your family!

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Medical Anthropology, Barnard College (2024)

Certification and training

Full Spectrum, Community Doula Training, Georgia Black Doula Network (2026)

Memberships and affiliations

Georgia Black Doula Network

Specialties

Languages

English

Service introduction

My services include our introductory call; one in-person prenatal visit; attendance at prenatal care appointments (if requested and feasible); labor support (typically on-call starting at 37 weeks); two postpartum visits (in-person and/or virtual); and ongoing call/text support throughout the duration of care. If you are first-time parents and/or would appreciate further support, up to two additional postpartum visits may be included. My prenatal and postpartum support is co-curated based on a 30-minute introductory meeting, which helps me learn more about your background, your hopes for your birth, and the type of doula support you are seeking. Once we feel comfortable moving forward, I will send an intake form that will help us personalize your care and begin shaping a comprehensive birth plan.

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