About

Angela believes our experience with birth and recovery has a profound impact on our future. Taking the time after birth to heal is vital to our well-being and that of our family.

Influenced by her personal journey to reconnect with her body through yoga, meditation and somatic experiencing, Angela’s style as a postpartum doula focuses on listening to your body and intuition to find what is right for you and your family in this moment.

Angela is a postpartum doula who is an INNATE Postpartum Care- Certified Provider and trained with CAPPA. She brings a wealth of knowledge from her own experiences as a mother and helping other families during this special time of transition. She lives in Cleveland with her husband Scott and their seven year old daughter.

Training & Certification

2018: The Fourth Trimester Food, with Centehua Sage

2019: CAPPA postpartum doula training, Doula Darla, with Darla Burns 

2019: Body Reading for Sobadas, La Matriz Birth, with Tema Mercado

2020: Certified Peristeam Facilitator, Steamy Chick, with Keli Garza

2021: Physiologic Baby Care, Innate Traditions, with Rachelle Garcia Seliga

2022: Certified Innate Postpartum Care Provider, Innate Traditions, with Rachelle Garcia Seliga

2023: American Red Cross, Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED

2023: MotherCircle Facilitator Training, with Kimberly Ann Johnson and Jessica Connolly

Becoming a mother has changed me so radically in ways I never could have imagined. I'm forever grateful to be the mother of this amazing girl who inspires me daily. 🤍 Happy Mother's Day to all the beautiful mothers out there!
I am going through MotherCircle facilitators training with Kimberly Ann Johnson and Jessica Connolly. As I am working through the questions in a section of Kimberly’s book, the fourth trimester, the question above feels so powerful to me right
Over the last four months, I’ve had two clients whose pediatricians told them some version of contact napping is ruining your baby’s sleeping habits, which is ridiculous. If contact naps are hard for the parents because they need space, I