Fertile Ground Wellness Center

A place to grow...Our mission is to provide compassionate integrated health care to women and families with emphasis on caring for the whole person, in a nurturing environment that promotes wellness for our patients, staff, and community.

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Labor & Postpartum Doula
Welcome!

If you found this site than you are probably already asking yourself how to have a safe and enjoyable birth experience. Whether this is your first pregnancy or a subsequent pregnancy, a doula can help you have a more satisfying birth experience. In fact, families who choose to add doulas to their birth team are less likely to have interventions like assisted or surgical delivery. Women who are supported by doulas also report significantly higher satisfaction with their overall birth experience and feel that they are active participants in their care. This empowerment translates to a smoother transition to motherhood, more successful breastfeeding initiation and lower rates of postpartum depression.
 

A Labor Assistant, or Doula, is a professional care provider who understands and trusts the process of birth, who respects its physical and emotional aspects as well as its transcendent and sacred aspects, and who facilitates the birth experience for parents, baby and primary care providers. Doulas do not replace fathers or partners at the birth, but instead help them to be involved and supportive.


Doulas provide continuous, uninterrupted care for the laboring woman and her partner, and help them participate fully in their experience by offering physical and emotional support and information about the birth process, available technology, and alternatives. The working relationship between a doula and her family begins in the prenatal period. Good prenatal support and information is the best preparation for birth.

    Jennifer Zorich is a certified Labor and Postpartum Doula. 

She is currently accepting new clients. 

For more information, please see her website www.frontrangedoula.com