Full Spectrum Doula, certified placenta encapsulation specialist, lactation coach, homesteader, and a steady, caring presence for growing families across Tri-Cities, Washington and surrounding areas.
Stepping into birth is not just a medical milestone — it is a sacred, transformative chapter for your whole family. I believe you deserve to feel deeply seen, gently held, and never rushed. My role is to walk beside you with grounded peace, quiet confidence, and steady hands so you and your partner feel completely supported in every breath.
When families welcome me into their pregnancy, the very first thing I want them to feel is an immediate exhale. The world often fills birth with noise, overwhelming medical jargon, and unsolicited advice.
My promise to you is simple: I hold a peaceful, judgment-free space where your intuition is honored, your partner is empowered, and every question is met with warm patience. Whether your birth unfolds in a hospital room, a birth center, or the calm of your home, I am there to anchor you in calm, relieve your physical discomfort, and celebrate every single step of your journey.
Support built to empower your voice, protect your peace, and nurture your body through each transition.
Unrushed prenatal visits where we explore questions, comfort measures, physiological positioning, and partner dynamics to shape a birth plan that aligns with your family’s deepest values.
From 37 to 42 weeks, I am on call 24/7 for your labor. In the birth room, I provide continuous in-person physical comfort, counterpressure, calm reassurance, and advocacy for informed choices.
Tender in-home care giving you space to debrief your delivery, establish comfortable infant feeding and lactation, rest without worry, and adjust peacefully to life with your newborn.
Combining clinical foundational training, perinatal specialties, and food-grade hygiene standards.
Comprehensive birth, labor, and bereavement doula training completed through Birth Arts International.
Note: Washington State Department of Health (DOH) state certification is currently in progress; insurance partnerships pending.
Placenta Encapsulation Training completed through Brilliant Birth Academy, with dedicated sterile sanitation and white-glove protocols.
Breastfeeding and lactation coaching for comfortable latching, milk supply support, and gentle bottle feeding.
Childbirth Educator & Preconception Coach guiding couples with evidence-based fertility and birth knowledge.
Nursing Aide background (credential pending) with current CPR/BLS certification for newborn and adult emergency safety.
Bloodborne Pathogen trained and licensed Food Handler's Permit for sterile placenta preparation standards.
Formally awarded to Rebecca Sullivan on September 25, 2026, by Brilliant Birth Academy (Founder Stephanie M. Lind and Placenta Program Director Ashley Houchin), certifying completion of the comprehensive requirements of study.
Every blend, herbal bath tea, and postpartum salve is carefully prepared by hand using whole, organic botanicals grown on our land and ethically sourced roots.
From gentle healing sitz baths and balancing herbal teas to certified sterile placenta encapsulation and nourishing botanical balms, my goal is to restore the postpartum mother with grounding, time-tested natural nourishment.
Hey mommas, I’m Rebecca—a proud military wife, mom of four, and a little crunchy. Think homemade food, a garden full of herbs, tallow skincare, and probably too many farm animals. I have a quirky sense of humor, a practical approach to life, and a personality that’s equal parts direct, soft, unconventional, and motherly. I’m not afraid of hard work or getting my hands dirty—whether I’m on the farm or supporting you in the birth room.
Outside of doula work, you’ll usually find me with my family on our 5-acre homestead, tending animals, working in the garden, or making something from scratch. I enjoy growing food and herbs and creating products we use at home, including tallow skincare, baby balm, nipple butter, and herbal preparations. I’ve also helped welcome Earth-side 50+ farm animals into the world and counting—including goats, puppies, and piglets. Farm life keeps me patient, resourceful, and ready to jump in when things get messy.
I love cooking, and my husband and I enjoy competing in PNWBA BBQ competitions around Oregon and Washington. Good food is one of my favorite ways to bring people together and care for the people around me. I’d be happy to share!
That same practical, personal approach carries into my doula work: thoughtful preparation, hands-on help, encouragement, and a little humor when you need it. I take your care seriously, but I’m not above bribing you with a homemade cookie for two more pushes. Sometimes support looks like counter-pressure and a calm voice; sometimes it’s helping you laugh when you’re tired, and most times it's unpredictable. I’ll take my cues from you.
My family and experiences shape who I am. Yours may look different, and I respect that. Your values, preferences, and choices guide the care I provide—I want you to feel comfortable being yourself.
I enjoy sharing what I make and learn through local farmers markets, expos, and community events around the Tri-Cities. Eventually, I’d love to create a community garden where families can grow food and learn about gardening, homesteading, and life together.
My long-term goal is to become a licensed Midwife. For now, I’m focused on building The Birth Era Co. and providing thoughtful, personal support to the families I work with.
