Nichole Rozelle

Hi. I am Nichole Rozelle and I have been with Renaissance since June of 2005. I am a childbirth and postpartum doula.

I first became interested in being a doula while I was pregnant with my daughter a few years ago. I enjoy having the opportunity to facilitate confidence in Mommie’s through labour and the postpartum period. I believe the process of birth is one of the most natural thing a women’s body can do. Labour and birth is an amazing, empowering experience. I think when a family invites you to provide support for them that they are inviting you to a sacred time.

During the past couple of years I have gained extensive experience with both families of singletons and twins. I thoroughly enjoy the process of watching families as they move through from totally unfamiliarity and apprehension to a place of confidence. Once again this can be a vulnerable time and to be able to be a part of this journey with families, to provide encouragement and education, feels like a gift to me.

I am certified as a doula through the International Center for Traditional Childbearing (ICTC) and will soon be certified though DONA International as well.

Blessings,
Nichole

Photo credits Tim Gunther

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