Doula/
Medieval
Historian
I am a PhD student at the University of Winchester and a full-spectrum doula providing support, resources, and fellowship for women and their families.
This site is meant to be a hub for scholars, mothers, and curious minds alike. It shares my support offerings alongside a monthly column featuring accessible writing rooted in history, research, and lived experience. Like birth and postpartum support, I believe reproductive knowledge shouldn’t be locked behind institutions or paywalls.
Basic, intimate care in the first weeks after birth shouldn’t cost an arm or a leg. Everyone deserves doula support, regardless of income. While I bring deep care and intention to my work, I never want money to be the reason someone goes without support.
That’s why I offer a pay-what-you-can model, along with flexible options like payment plans, bartering, or labor trades. This might look like exchanging meals, art, skills, services, or whatever feels fair and aligned for both of us. I’ve had the joy of trading support for things like acupuncture treatments, yoga classes, and more. I think there's something really magical about mutual exchange, especially between fellow care providers!