Postpartum Doula Support
Postpartum Doulas
Tier 2 Support includes: (1) 90 minute prenatal visit and 20 hours postpartum support.
Starting at $975.
Your PMAD Doula
Hey there, I'm Rae -a fellow PMAD survivor (of anxiety, depression, OCD, and psychosis). Having 5 children over the span of a decade, I struggled with a lot of guilt and shame because of PMADs. Getting pregnant with o...
Postpartum Doula Support
Postpartum Doulas
Tier 3 Support includes: (1) 60-minute prenatal visit and 12 hours postpartum support.
Starting at $600.
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Mental Health (PMAD) Coaching
Maternal Mental Health
Postpartum support specific to PMADs for when you realize you're not as okay as you want to be.
$100 per session. Discounted rates available for paying multiple sessions in advance.
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Partner & Family PMAD Support Consultation
Postpartum Planning
You're supporting mom but don't know what to look for to help her mental health journey? Don't know how show up for her or what to say? Book a consult for guidance!
$75
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PMAD Prevention
Postpartum Planning
Let's work together to reduce your risks of experiencing PMADs! 12-week commitment includes education and helping you form a plan specific to your needs.
$850
Postpartum Doula Support
Postpartum Doulas
Tier 1 Support includes: (1) 90 minute prenatal visit and 40 hours postpartum support.
Starting at $1950.
Dad to Dad PMAD Support Coaching
Maternal Mental Health
Not sure how to be there for your loved one suffering with PMADs? Meet with another Dad who's been there and can guide you through it! Limited availability.
$100 per session.
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About Your PMAD Doula
Bio
Hey there, I'm Rae -a fellow PMAD survivor (of anxiety, depression, OCD, and psychosis). Having 5 children over the span of a decade, I struggled with a lot of guilt and shame because of PMADs. Getting pregnant with our 6th child, I decided enough was enough and learned all I needed to in order to prevent PMADs. It worked! Now I help countless others do the same as we are expecting our 7th. Because PMADs are hard enough. Don't do it alone! www.yourpmaddoula.com
Q&A
Are there any specialities in who you serve? (e.g. home birth, VBAC, etc.)
Families who are concerned about prenatal/postpartum anxiety, depression, OCD, and psychosis (PMADs). And the Deaf community (CODA).