Find a Doula Near Me in Missouri

Hi! I am Amber Brodersen a doula from mid Missouri. I completed my first DONA doula birth training in 2002. I decided to become a stay at home Mom after the birth of my second son. I had a refresher DONA training in 2025 and am ready to serve moms in the central Missouri area. I am comfortable with hospital and home births (3 of my 4 babies were born at home). I would love to chat with you about how I can be an asset to you during your pregnancy, birth and postpartum. 🩷

Hi families, I am Amanda Collins, a certified Birth and Postpartum Doula and Certified Lactation Counselor located in Saint Charles, Missouri. I believe every woman deserves to feel safe, respected and fully supported as she steps into motherhood.. Coming from a background in Education and a Masters in Counseling, I bring a compassionate, trauma-informed approach to every family I serve. Whether you’re preparing for your first baby or growing your family, I’m here to help you feel informed, supported, and confident in your decisions. This is your birth. Your story. I’m here for you every step of the way. When I’m not supporting families, you’ll find me hiking with my husband, playing with my grand babies or hunting for the best gluten-free treats around the STL area.

I am a newly initiated Postpartum Doula with Uzazi Village here in KCMO and soon to be peer lactation counselor through The B. L. A. C. K. Course. Also, I have worked in early April education for over 20 years.

Full-spectrum Doula services, Womb & Fertility Healing. Intentional & Sacred experiences.

Preparing for birth can feel overwhelming — especially when so much feels unknown. Many women carry quiet fears about labor, the hospital, pain, and whether they will feel safe, supported, and truly heard during the experience. My name is Mira, and I provide continuous emotional and physical support throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. My role is not to replace medical care, but to walk beside you through this important transition — helping you feel calmer, more informed, and more connected to yourself along the way. Birth is not only about what happens medically. It is also about how you feel while it is happening. You deserve to feel supported, respected, and not alone in the process. I stay with you through the intensity, the uncertainty, the emotions, and the powerful moments in between — offering guidance, reassurance, comfort, and steady support step by step. As a mother of five, I understand how deeply important it is to feel safe, cared for, and emotionally held during this time. If you’re pregnant and searching for more support, guidance, or reassurance, I offer free consultations to help you explore whether we would be a good fit to work together.

Hi there! I’m Kayla Morrison, and my work as a birth doula is driven by a deep mission to provide the advocacy and protection that every family deserves. I was inspired to enter this field after witnessing the neglect my own family members faced within the healthcare system. These personal experiences, combined with the critical need to address the Black maternal mortality rate, fuel my passion for being a shield for my clients—ensuring you are heard, respected, and safely cared for throughout your journey. My philosophy centers on holistic emotional and physical support. As a certified herbalist, I don't just focus on the birth itself; I use my knowledge of plants to support your emotional well-being and hormonal balance during the intense postpartum transition. Whether it's through calming nervines to ease anxiety or nutritive herbs to replenish your energy, I aim to nurture your spirit as much as your body. My background in breastfeeding and child education further ensures you have a confident, evidence-based foundation for early parenthood. I also believe that a peaceful home is essential for a smooth transition. I offer unique guidance on bringing babies home to pets, helping you set up your nursery and home rhythm in a way that makes your animals feel secure and included. My goal is to provide a "supportive safety net" for your entire household, bridging gaps in care with compassion, education, and unwavering advocacy. I look forward to providing you with virtual care

Hi, I'm Tamara, a birth doula in training through the International Doula Institute. I have completed my childbirth education course and am passionate about supporting families through pregnancy, labor, and beyond. My background in healthcare and my role as an instructor have given me a strong foundation in communication, safety, and staying calm in high-pressure situations. I bring that same steady, supportive presence into birth spaces, helping families feel informed, confident, and cared for. I believe birth is a deeply personal experience, and my goal is to provide emotional, physical, and educational support so you feel empowered every step of the way.

Hi, I’m Terri—a full-spectrum doula, photographer, wife, and mom of three. For over 25 years, I’ve walked alongside families as a social worker, and for the past 20 years, I’ve had the honor of documenting life’s most meaningful moments through photography. Supporting families has always been at the heart of who I am, and becoming a doula felt like a natural extension of that calling. I believe birth and the journey into parenthood are sacred, transformative experiences. My role is to offer calm, steady support—emotionally, physically, and informationally—so families feel seen, heard, and confident in their choices. Whether I’m holding space during labor or preserving those first fleeting moments, I’m here to walk beside you with compassion, strength, and care.

Hi! My name is Marci Fagala. I’m a postpartum doula passionate about supporting families as they adjust to life with a new baby. My goal is to provide compassionate, nonjudgmental support tailored to each family’s unique needs — whether that means newborn care, emotional support, feeding support, overnight help, or simply creating a calm and confident space during the postpartum transition. I believe every parent deserves to feel supported, rested, and cared for during this important season of life.