Your Doula Doc
TALITHA BROWN, MD
Bringing a child into this world is beautiful — it can also be a bit chaotic.
I'm Talitha Brown, MD and I am a DONA International trained, ProDoula Certified Labor, Postpartum, and Infant Care Doula. To me, great healthcare goes beyond treating the physical. It also considers lifestyle needs and empowers parents with knowledge to make the best decisions for themselves.
As a medical professional, I’m trained to diagnose and treat physical ailments. But, as a doula — who is also a mom — I care about nurturing your emotional self, helping you get back to your routines, and organizing your physical space to make things easier for you and your family.
Whether it’s doula care or medical care, everything I do is rooted in genuine care for my clients, passion for educating others, and confidence in my ability to solve problems.
You deserve to enjoy every minute of this life-changing moment.
Emotional Support
Organize your domestic space to make navigating it easier
Meal prep to reduce stress and increase efficiency
Care for older siblings
Improved postpartum mental health
Physical Benefits
Birthing plan
Breathing exercises & labor support
Lactation coaching
Infant & overnight care
Educational Support
Lifestyle changes to readjust to life postpartum
Help you understand the changes in your body
Infant care (how to change diapers, make food, feed your baby)
Access to additional resources
Clinical Benefits
Fewer pain meds requests
Reduced likelihood for unplanned C-section
A more enjoyable and positive childbirth experience
More long-lasting positive memories
As your doula, I’m here to support you and your family. I look at the mother as a whole person. You’re not just a patient with a problem to solve; you’re a new parent who needs support navigating one of the most exciting periods of your life. No matter what, I’m dedicated to providing educational, emotional, domestic, and social support at every stage of your pregnancy and postpartum journey. I’m here for you!
What is a Doula?
Emotional Support
Organize your domestic space to make navigating it easier
Meal prep to reduce stress and increase efficiency
Care for older siblings
Improved postpartum mental health
Physical Support
Birthing plan
Breathing exercises & labor support
Lactation coaching
Infant & overnight care
Educational Support
Lifestyle changes to readjust to life postpartum
Help you understand the changes in your body
Infant care (how to change diapers, make food, feed your baby)
Access to additional resources
As your doula, I'm here to support you and your family. I look at the mother as a whole person. You’re not just a patient with a problem to solve, you’re a new parent who needs support navigating one of the most exciting periods of your life. No matter what, I’m dedicated to providing educational, emotional, domestic, and social support at every stage of your pregnancy and post-partum journey. I’m here for you!
What is a Doula?
What People
Are Saying
“Talitha has been someone I can trust. I am a new first-time mom with a trillion questions, a billion concerns, and a thousand worries. Talitha has always been calm, kind, and someone I could count on. From breastfeeding struggles, supporting my baby's growth, remedies for infant care, and overall just a peace of mind!”
M. Eason
“Breastfeeding was an emotional rollercoaster for me. I thought it would come naturally, but it was something that my baby and I had to work on together. Dr. Brown was invaluable in that process. She provided education on how to get a good latch, countless tips on how to reduce the pain I experienced, and continually checked on my progress over two months.”
E. Okah
“Talitha is very attentive, supportive, and caring. She always checks in with me to see how I am doing. She listens carefully and provides excellent suggestions that have made this pregnancy much easier on me. I always feel like Talitha is in my corner and is an irreplaceable part of my support system.”
B. Treadwell
You Deserve Top-Tier Care
No one wants to feel like an afterthought or like their care provider only sees them as a set of symptoms. I work with my patients to get to the heart of the matter and provide interventions and care that address their actual issues.
