Aubrey Gerber

Gerber Mama Doula Care

Woodstock, GA

Birth Fee

$1200 to $2000

Postpartum Rate

$35 to $50

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Birth Fee

$1200 to $2000

Postpartum Rate

$35 to $50

Doula Training

• UCSD Hearts & Hands Volunteer Doula Program, August 2024
• DONA International-Approved Workshop, July 2025

Type of practice: Solo practice

Clients per month: 2 to 5

Attends hospital births? All Hospitals

Attends birth center births? All Birth Centers

Attends home births? Some Home Births
With midwife present, no free births

Training Documentation

Relevant volunteer or advocacy work

I began this journey while working at the CDC, hoping that birthing room experience would inform my long-term goal of helping improve maternal health outcomes for all families. In return, my MPH and CDC background give me a solid understanding of health disparities and evidence-based care that shapes how I support my clients. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I trained and certified through the Hearts and Hands program at UC San Diego Health as a volunteer and am now finishing my second certification through DONA International as well. I have had the privilege of supporting over 25 births, including unmedicated, medicated, and cesarean deliveries. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I am currently offering birth and post partum doula services in Atlanta, Woodstock, Athens, and surrounding areas. I also regularly spend extended time in San Diego and Denver and am happy to make arrangements to support births in those locations as well. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• If you are expecting and looking for emotional support, physical comfort, an informed advocate in the birthing room, or a calm and warm presence to help guide you through labor, I would be honored to be part of your birth team.

Fee Details

Accessible and equitable care is why I got into birth-work, so here’s how I’m doing my part: * I provide sliding scale pricing and payment plans for any clients facing financial hardship, including those experiencing unemployment, housing instability, lack of co-parent support, teen pregnancy, students, or recovering from domestic abuse, etc. I don’t want financial hardship to be a barrier to receive care, so please reach out even if none of those apply to you and we’ll figure something out!