Holistic Doula Support.

DOULA GUIDANCE & WISDOM THROUGH

PREGNANCY, BIRTH & HEALING

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Why Two Seasons Doula

To me, being a doula means so much more than back rubs and kind words. Investing in a doula means a real commitment to an enriched pregnancy & birth experience.

Inviting me to be your doula means inviting in seasoned experience, a deep integrated birth wisdom, gentle nurturing and a strong intuitive advocate.

I’ve supported over 50 births in my time as doula, ranging from planned caesareans, home births, inductions, pre-term births, hospital births and free births. Witnessing birth in all its various unfolding’s has engrained a deep trust & respect for women, babies and birth and a strong intuition for supporting birth.

Having a doula who holds a respectful confidence in your birth space when communicating with your care providers is a delicate and beneficial skill to hold. When policy comes knocking or things start going off the beaten track (as birth can do!) having someone in your corner who understands the lay of the land and has the maturity & confidence to step in & speak up can be the difference between a birth that feels stolen from you and a birth that you feel in control of.

My intention is always for you to feel heard, respect & supported. I will meet you where you are at and provide tools & information for you to create your own path to a positive birthing experience.

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I cannot speak highly enough of Kirsty and my wish is that every woman could experience her magic.
— Emily - Homebirth Client

Meet Kirsty

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Born & bred in Darwin - I have two wild red heads - Oliver & Ivy and am married to my teenage sweetheart, Lindzee.

It amazes me some days how much my personal belief system has evolved, particularly around birth. I used to believe the doctor knew best, and it was through my own two contrasting birth experiences that I began to question the status quo & consider what it might take for women to arise from their births feeling mentally, emotionally, physically and spiritually well.

Oliver, was born in 2018 via planned caesarean. He was sitting breech my entire pregnancy and being under private obstetric care, no alternative but caesarean was presented to me. This entire experience left me severely disconnected to my son and my transition to mother hood. I battled with post partum depression & anxiety, a battle that followed me through most of my son’s early years of life that I have worked tirelessly to repair.

My daughter Ivy was born in 2021. This time around I had a slightly stronger sense of self and what I wanted, so I planned for my VBAC. I thought to myself, how could a vaginal birth be anything but positive? Boy was I in for a deep learning curve. I achieved my VBAC, yet still had a huge sense of disempowerment, she was born via vaccum and episiotomy and a whole lot of coached pushing.

These experiences were the catalyst that thrust me into doula work and I have not looked back. When I journey with you, I deeply understand how it can feel to question the perceived authority (doctors/midwives) to feel like your voice doesn’t matter, to have things done to your body that you didn’t fully understand, and to hold doubt over your ability.

When I work with a family, I bring my own lived experience of birth through my own story & the collective wisdom of the women I have supported previously.


Emily

“I had the home birth I had been longing for, and I believe Kirsty played a HUGE part in helping me achieve that. "

Caitlyn

“Kirsty's warm welcome and genuine authenticity created a sacred and supportive space”

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