Doula For The People Collective
Tiffany Washington
Tiffany is a certified full-spectrum doula through Doula Trainings International, a Professional Member of Evidence Based Birth, and a mother of 3. She's CPR/First AID certified and has completed TENS Unit training. She's also currently working towards lactation counseling and childbirth educator certifications.
Teyler Wallace
Teyler Wallace Is a DONA-certified postpartum doula, CAPPA-trained lactation educator, holistic chef, maternal wellness coach, and mother. Prior to founding Doula For The People, Teyler operated her own holistic postpartum doula practice called The Foodie Doula. In Teyler's time as the Foodie Doula, she’s supported over 200 birthing people in the Bay Area with postpartum doula support and or postpartum nutrition support services.
In 2021 Teyler launched The Foodie Doula delivery service, where she partnered with local nonprofit Postpartum Justice to deliver nutrient-rich soups stews, and specialty items to birthing people in her community. The cost of a foodie doula delivery, subsidized meal delivery for BIPOC postpartum people.
Teyler was deeply motivated to grow her impact in the maternal health space after struggling through her own traumatic postpartum experience and believes that access to quality maternal healthcare has the power to uproot systemic oppression and should be a right, not a privilege.
Briana Tejuco
Briana is a native of San Francisco, a wife, a mother of three boys, and an active community advocate. She is passionate about educating, validating, and celebrating life transitions. Briana provides doula support to expecting families in the Bay Area. However you choose to give birth, it should be honored as a sacred ceremony. She is here to serve you through physical, emotional, and informational support during pregnancy, birth & postpartum. As your doula I support, I hold, I answer. I trust you, your body, your partner, your baby, and your process.
Alaina Lee
Alaina is a holistic doula practicing birth work for 3+ years. She supports you emotionally, mentally, and physically during childbirth and educates you about your birthing journey. She believes that birth is a physiological event that is guided by your hormones and feminine energy as your birthing body was designed to create life. She emphasizes emotional and mental strengthening by replacing the fears of giving birth with the trust of your body as coping with labor is mental. She also incorporate mindfulness and meditation in her practice to help you navigate and potentially fall in love with the birthing experience you get. She specializes in placenta encapsulation and herbalism.
Briana Kamiko Fujii
Is a birth doula, focusing on heart-centered holistic care, viewing birth as Sacred Ceremony. She provides compassionate and nurturing care throughout the birth journey and into postpartum, being a constant source of physical, emotional, and spiritual support. It is her intention to hold space to help you gain clarity around your wants and needs, empowering your choices and boundaries. It is her mission to meet you where you are and support you in the ways needed. During such a transformational time, traumas and shadows can show up too. She can help you embrace what comes and help you navigate through it. She holds the belief that it is essential to support birthers and respect their autonomy in order to bring about significant changes in our systems and establish safer environments for both birthers and their families. She is here to serve you as an advocate, reference and companion.
Jaontra Henderson
Jaontra Henderson - Jaontra “JJ” Henderson is a full-spectrum doula, daughter, granddaughter, and sister. She provides people with the information, support, and care they need to make decisions based on their needs, wants, and desires from preconception through postpartum. Jaontra approaches birthwork from a holistic perspective and is committed to supporting those who have been historically marginalized and harmed by the medical-industrial complex.
Desola Amos
Desola is a trained and certified full-spectrum doula, and mother of 6. She believes that all birthing people deserve a gracious perinatal experience that’s rooted in respect. Desola was born in England and raised in Nigeria. She integrates traditional Nigerian practices into her birth and postpartum doula support and believes it's important to honor the wisdom of doulas and birth workers who came before us.
Brianna Wells
Brianna Wells is a full-spectrum doula devoted to holistic community health, whose call to birth work is guided by the legacy of the granny midwives of the South. Rooted in her belief that birth is a sacred ceremony, Brianna seeks to integrate her background in herbalism, land stewardship, and reproductive justice into her doula practice. She recognizes that holding space for and supporting the autonomy of families through pregnancy and beyond is radically healing for our communities of color. 
Shivani Narang
Shivani is a death worker & birth worker specializing in grief support. Shivani’s intention is to be of service in ways that prioritize accessibility, as well as emotional, mental, and spiritual safety. They love to read, write, dance, paint, walk, hike, cook, nap, and tend to the earth. shiv’s relationship to the land, the soil, and the medicine of the plants deeply informs and supports their practice as a death & birth worker. With all their bright & beaming ancestors guiding and supporting them, Shivani is devoted in this life to providing spaces of healing to remember how the end of life, the beginning of life, and any transition can be abundant wells of medicine.Kyrsha Pryor
Kyrsha Pryor is a mama, wife and birthworker serving both birth and postpartum families in the SF Bay Area. She became a full spectrum birthworker because she believes that women and birthing people deserve and have a right to receive the best support when it comes to their prenatal care, birth and postpartum experiences! As your doula she wants to hold that space for you, help you through the process of surrendering to the unknown and be a guide as you make the decisions you need to make your birthing experience your best experience. She is honored to be able to bring her warmth, loving and bright spirit to your prenatal, birth and postpartum appointments as well as the education and tools you need to have an empowering experience. 
ViCTOIRE BONGWELE
Victoire was born and raised in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), in central Africa. She loves babies and helping families adjust to life as new parents. Victoire worked as an LVN (Licensed Vocational Nurse) before becoming a doula, and prior to that, she worked as a nanny for 12 years. Victoire is joyful and very confident about the quality of support that she gives to her families. She realizes that the first few weeks home with a newborn can be an incredibly challenging time for many families, and makes a priority of empowering parents with skills necessary to thrive with their newborn. Victoire has been a practicing doula since 2015. Her warm and down to earth presence helps her to connect and establish lasting relationships with families. Victoire writes and speaks Lingala, French and English fluently. In her free time, Victoire enjoys reading, traveling, playing tennis, cooking African cuisine and others too. Connect With Victoire
Chay Tadeo
Chay (She/They) is a full spectrum doula who believes that having access to support during pregnancy can have a lasting impact on a person’s well being. As a full spectrum doula, Chay is trained to provide support for the full range of pregnancy outcomes, including abortion. Her offerings include a variety of educational, physical, emotional, and spiritual forms of support. Whether it is a medicated or unmedicated birth, vaginal or cesarean, a miscarriage or an abortion, Chay considers it an honor to be invited to witness and support families in their journey. Her wish is for all people to feel safe, heard, and cared for. Joanna Turner
Joanna (she/her) is a vibrant and compassionate full spectrum doula in high demand for the Texas and Greater Bay Area. With a deep passion for supporting families during the birthing journey. Her ability to connect with expectant parents comes naturally with over 10 years of child and adolescent experience, Joanna nurtures through emotional and physical support to help families achieve the birth experience they desire and deserve. Calling on traditional medicine and technique.
Joanna believes in creating loving and safe experiences for everyone involved. Her commitment to creating a safe and comfortable environment is palpable in her work. Her intention is ensuring that you feel heard, respected, and seen.
During her spare time, she fills her cup with yoga, gardening, activism, & self study. All playing a roll in the care provided.
Bashari George
I am an Ayurvedic practitioner, postpartum doula, health educator and mother who supports women in navigating the arch of womanhood with sacred wisdom practices to cultivate a deeper connection with our inner selves, our bodily knowing and our authentic power. I have a background in community centered health education and have facilitated workshops and events for many years. I have a Masters in Ayurveda and have studied Ayurvedic herbalism, Ayurvedic bodywork therapies, Ayurvedic postpartum care and other integrative modalities. I have been in clinical practice for over 10 yrs. I feel called to focus my practice in the area of women's health, reproductive justice and supporting mothers and babies. I am honored to support women to incorporate the wisdom of Ayurveda as they move through the rites of passage that are menarche, motherhood and menopause. I offer Ayurvedic consultations, Ayurvedic bodywork and in-home postpartum care. I am grateful for the opportunity to be transformed by this work.Connect With Bashari
Jala Green
Jala is a dedicated and empathetic postpartum doula, she is committed to supporting expectant mothers and their families throughout the birthing process and beyond. She believes in the power of holistic care, providing compassionate guidance, comfort, and advocacy to empower mothers during this transformative journey. Recognizing the importance of nourishment during the postpartum period, she also emphasizes the healing properties of food, offering nutritious meal planning and support to promote optimal recovery and well-being for both mother and baby.Connect With Jala
Janae Jones
Janae Jones is a wife, mother of three and a doula. She trained to be a doula through the International Center for Traditional Childbearing in 2016. Before becoming a doula she worked as a nanny and in childcare. She spent 13 years working in Special Education working with atypically developing children with a variety of needs. Janae has a Bachelor's degree in Psychology.
Janae’s own birth experiences are what sparked her interest in childbirth, and maternal health. During her own pregnancies she was shocked to learn about infant and maternal mortality rates in the US. It was hard to believe that such an advanced country had such poor statistics when it comes to birth. This is what drove Janae to want to do something about this problem. She believed that education and support was what was missing most in the hospital system when it comes to birth. She was also inspired by the stories of the Granny Midwives and the work they did in the community. Janae is grateful for every birth she has been blessed to attend while helping to assure mother, partner and child receive the best medical and doula services possible. Janae’s favorite thing to say to all of her clients is “you were made to do this.”
“The best thing I think all women can do for themselves when it comes to their maternal health is to trust their instincts.” Janae Jones
Chinasa Porter
Chinasa is a writer, community artist, child care provider and full spectrum birth worker, specializing in both abortion and postpartum care. Their birth work is centered in the service of Queer and Trans, Black people and families, and BIPOC communities as a whole. Chinasa specifically prioritizes informed consent and gender-affirming care, creating a generative space where clients feel safe, seen, and honored throughout their pregnancy, birth, abortion, and postpartum journey. They believe in the infinite possibility of all things when Black midwives and doulas are at the forefront of our liberation struggles for reproductive justice and bodily autonomy.
Veronica Fullbright
Veronica Fulbright is a San Francisco native, a Libra Sun with a Gemini Rising and a Sagittarius Moon. Among my many roles, she proudly identifies as a Daughter, Sister, Auntie, Teacher, Friend, Doula, and Community Mother. Growing up in the vibrant hustle of the city, she always found solace in the company of elders.Her journey into caretaking began early. At just ten years old, she assumed the role of a caregiver for her mother during her battle with cancer. Her mother’s passing marked a profound shift in her life, propelling her into a nurturing role for both her mother and her younger brother. Little did she know, she was embodying the essence of a Doula long before I understood the term.
Since then, she has become the go-to person in herer family for caring for both infants and elders, affectionately known as "Ronnie."
