What does "Saa Yare Boah" mean?
saa yare · healing
boah · support
Saa Yare Boah are Akan words that signify how we want to care for you on your journey. Akan is one of many languages spoken in Ghana, West Africa.
SERVICES & OFFERINGS
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DAYTIME POSTPARTUM
DOULA CARE PACKAGES
check back in Winter 2024
What's included?
Two postpartum preparation sessions (either virtual or in-person).
One 90-minute preparation session and one 45-minute follow-up session with your partner and/or family care team.
Also included in each package:
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Meal Prep Recipes & Postpartum Care Guides
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Community referrals
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Aya Tote bag with Postpartum Essentials
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Basic breast/bodyfeeding support
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Phone/text/email support & follow-up
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In-person doula care
Minimum of 4 hours of in-home support each session
check back in Winter 2024
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COMMUNITY DAYTIME POSTPARTUM DOULA CARE
What's included?
Up to 20 hours of sliding scale or free postpartum doula care.
Also included in each package:
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Meal Prep Recipes & Postpartum Care Guides
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Community referrals
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Aya Tote bag with Postpartum Essentials
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Basic breast/bodyfeeding support
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Phone/text/email support & follow-up
Minimum of 4 hours of in-home support each session.
Up to 20 hours of support over 4 weeks
PACKAGES:
#1 - 16 Hours (up to 4 visits) for 4 weeks
#2 - 20 Hours (up to 5 visits) for 4 weeks
#3 - 24 Hours (up to 6 visits) for 5 weeks
#4 - 32 Hours (up to 8 visits) for 6 weeks
Postpartum Support packages starting at $1200.00, email for pricing.
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check back Fall 2024
VIRTUAL POSTPARTUM PREPARATION SESSIONS
What's included?
Two virtual postpartum preparation sessions
One 90-minute preparation session and one 45-minute follow-up session with your partner and/or family care team.
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PUBLIC HEALTH AND SOCIAL IMPACT CONSULTING
Looking for consulting support to develop or grow your social impact partnerships in maternal and reproductive health?
Email us to connect.
ABOUT
Greetings! Akwaaba!! Hello! I'm Theodora, I'm a first-generation Ghanaian-American Postpartum Birthworker/Doula.
I started my doula practice in 2018 in Brooklyn, NYC, when I trained as a full-spectrum community doula. I come to my doula practice after designing and implementing global and local maternal, child, and reproductive public health programs for over 12 years. Since then, I have supported birthing and postpartum women, people, and their families on their journeys in Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Manhattan in NYC, Richmond, Virginia, and now in the Washington D.C. Metropolitan area.
My doula practice is also shaped by my West African background. I come from a big Ghanaian family and diaspora community, where community care is how we care for each other through life’s transitions, particularly birth and postpartum. As a postpartum birthworker/doula, I provide culturally-rooted and affirming postpartum education, support, and nourishing services and products to birthing and postpartum people. I have several postpartum packages I offer, so that you can find the right fit for you and your family.
A portion of all my services and products supports black and brown and immigrant women/birthing people and their families across the spectrum of their reproductive needs to have safe, dignified, and loving reproductive experiences.
If you would like to work together, click the link below to schedule a consult session! I look forward to hearing how I can join your team of care to provide you and your family a nourishing and supported postpartum journey.
For information on my training, click HERE.
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SERVICE AREAS
Virtual: Worldwide