A Doula Collective is a group of doulas supporting each other and sharing call to make birth work more sustainable. Together, we provide birth education, advocacy, and comprehensive labor support with physical and emotional comfort measures.

”Here's the thing - I'm not actually a doula. I'm a Midwife. I always knew my destiny was to be a midwife so I never lingered in the doula world. I've attended hundreds of births, mostly in the birth center or home setting. I can't count the hours I've clocked rubbing sacrums, holding and swaying, applying counterpressure, and celebrating the sacredness of birth. But since becoming a mother to my two daughters, one of them still a nursing babe, I can't bring myself to return yet to clinical practice. But the pull to attend births is strong, so I am offering my support in the role of a doula - providing constant labor comfort, advocacy, and education. I've been dreaming of a way to do this work, knowing I couldn't be on call 24/7. So I formed this Doula Collective with my partner, Delaney, to share call so that clients will know they can always expect labor support from either both or one of us.”

Eva Lorenz, LM, CPM, MSM

“After experiencing the birth of my son two years ago, my eyes were opened to the difference that doula care can make. Soon after, I started taking the steps to train and become a birth doula for our community. I’ve been absorbed in the birth world since and so inspired. Doing this work has been a journey of me following my heart. I’m passionate about supporting families in this vulnerable, remarkable, powerful, and unpredictable phase of life. Working together has allowed for a new style of doula care, one where we are able to support one another and our clients more sustainably. I have completed my DONA birth doula training and am completing certification, as well as working on the process of taking Medicaid clients.”

Delaney Wilds, Doula