Compassionate abortion
doula care

Rooted in trust, presence, and practical support.

Look to the natural world to witness supported reproductive health being authentic and embodied

What is Abortion Doula Care?
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Fig. 28 - Main mode of vegetative growth- just as interpersonal relating is where we build the skills to show up to the collective.
Image courtesy of The New York Public Library

Abortion Doula Care

Doula care weaves together practical guidance, emotional presence, and personalized support for your abortion experience.

Whether you’re seeking in-clinic or self-managed abortion care, I offer virtual presence, in-person accompaniment when possible, and help with daily tasks or meals to support your body’s recovery.

Grounded in reproductive justice and a flexible sliding scale, including the Green Bottle Scale and options for no-cost support, my model honors that everyone deserves compassionate care.

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offerings

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Abortion Care
Packages

Abortion Care Packages
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Grief & Share
Story Circles

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Doula
Curriculum

Doula Curriculum

About Libby

My name is Libby (she/her) and I have been working across the reproductive justice spectrum for the last decade. I serve as an advocate for survivors of violence. I have lobbied around repealing antiquated abortion laws, served as an in-clinic abortion doula for two clinics and been involved in policy work and abortion education with an Indigenous led grassroots organization in Northern NM, Tewa Women United. It is important to me that my role as a doula is rooted in larger activism as well as direct care, because I believe a more compassionate landscape around abortion care will support the individual’s experience as well.

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“Through talking about fungi- you can talk about a lot of sensitive topics without making time about individual loss and grief but more like collective grief and how we move through that….and how we move through that together.”

–Yasmine Ostendorf Rodriguez