About Rabsaris

Rabsaris is an experienced doula with a passion to help people educate themselves to find their unique path to parenthood. She has a deep understanding about the mystery and evidence of labor, and uses her education and wisdom to support families no matter their choices. She is also bi-ligual and speaks English and Spanish.

Being a birth worker is the most reciprocal relationship I have found in my life. Witnessing people in their becoming, at their births, and in their most raw moments during postpartum has changed who I am and how I view the world. For the past ten years, I've attended over 200 births across homes, birth centers, and hospitals. I still get humbled every single time I walk into a birth room.

I am deeply interested in what makes people human. In advocacy and education. In the ways we can undo ourselves with just our thoughts, and heal ourselves by just breathing together. I love the science of birth and the mystery of it in equal measure. I love that no two births are ever the same. The families drawn to me tend to value education, a strong advocate by their side, and building a real relationship with their doula. I truly believe that all the communication and time dedicated prenatally is what makes the biggest difference during birth. There is no such thing as texting your doula too much. Getting to know you is where the magic happens, where trust is built, and where I get to use everything I know about birth in a way that is completely unique to you.

I am a certified birth doula, postpartum doula, childbirth educator, and Body Ready Method PRO. My training includes full-spectrum doula work, trauma-informed care, harm reduction, advocacy in medical settings, supporting SA survivors in birth, and families navigating NICU stays. I am an Evidence Based Birth Professional Member because there is always something new to learn, and I am a geek about it.

I am Venezuelan, and I was a doula long before I became a mother. My calling was not born out of my own experience but out of a deep love for supporting people through theirs. That said, having navigated my own unexpected birth as a cesarean mama who originally wanted a home birth only made me believe in this work more fiercely. I do not believe there is one right way to do this, and I love helping families find the way that is right for them.

Outside of birth work, I am a mom to one imaginative toddler, camping at national parks, hunting for a good swimming hole (please send recs), building LEGOs, chasing the perfect croissant, and always on the lookout for a good sci-fi book.