Physical
Comfort measures, position changes, movement, touch, and a calm pair of hands focused on helping you cope.
Tulsa Birth Center Doulas
A doula brings continuous physical, emotional, and educational support to your pregnancy and birth, wherever you choose to give birth.

Home · Birth center · Hospital
What a doula brings
A doula does not diagnose, monitor the baby, or make decisions for you. She supports the person giving birth and helps the people around them work together more effectively.
Comfort measures, position changes, movement, touch, and a calm pair of hands focused on helping you cope.
A steady presence who knows you, stays oriented to your preferences, and helps the room feel less overwhelming.
Clear explanations and practical preparation so you can ask useful questions and make your own decisions.
Support for partners and families, without replacing the people you love or the clinical professionals responsible for your care.
A large Cochrane review of continuous labor support found improved experiences and several improved birth outcomes, with no evidence of harm.
Your birth, not our script
Our doulas support births at home, at Tulsa Birth Center, and in the hospital. The role stays the same: helping you feel informed, capable, accompanied, and connected to your own choices.
Many doula services may be covered by SoonerCare. Tulsa Birth Center midwifery clients may also qualify for a discount. We will confirm current eligibility and pricing during your consultation.
Talk with a doula“The doula is present solely to provide support.”
That focus is the point.Meet the team
Program Director · Doula
Holly began supporting births in 2003 and pursued formal doula training through DONA International and Birth Arts International. She leads and mentors the Tulsa Birth Center doula team and also supports families with lactation.
Her work centers on education, advocacy, compassionate support, and collaboration with midwives, nurses, and physicians.

Birth + postpartum doula
Willow supports families across diverse birth settings. Her own experience of induction and cesarean birth shaped her commitment to helping mothers feel prepared, heard, and accompanied.
She also offers postpartum and overnight support for families adjusting to life with a newborn.
No pressure. Just a conversation.
Tell us where you plan to give birth, what support you already have, and what would help you feel more prepared.