Hello, my name is Justice.
It would be an honor to serve you. 

I'm a doula because I'm passionate about life's transitions. There is a sacredness to the changing of seasons of life. My birth doula training was through DONA International. Above all else, I prioritize honoring each individual I serve for who they are and what they value. My model of caregiving is inclusive, affirming, and trauma-informed. Empowering my clients means considering how their parental identity continues to be formed, and what may foster a lasting supportive environment. Part of providing inclusive care means not using gendered language unless my clients do. I recognize the potential for harm in caregiving settings when folks have identities that our society marginalizes. Because of this, I ensure the community resources I recommend are consistently working towards being accessible and safe for all families. I serve folks of all beliefs and backgrounds. 

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I'm currently in seminary completing coursework in a dual-degree program to earn MDiv (Master of Divinity) and MAMFT (Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy) degrees. When I'm not studying for school or doula-ing I enjoy crafting, reading, writing poetry, and being in nature.