“We are the healer, teacher, ancestor, and beholder of magic within us all.”

–Diandra Sarr, Founder

About Diandra

Diandra Sarr fosters support for anyone on their pregnancy journey from preconception, to birth, to abortion, to miscarriage/loss, to postpartum. As a birthworker, Diandra provides inclusive, affirming care and support to folks in their journey related to the womb including birth and labor support; postpartum; abortion and loss. Much of Diandra’s education comes from a diverse array of teachers -- her ancestors, elder plants, community members, and elders whom she holds utmost respect. Diandra’s experience with Spiritual Wellness and the Healing Arts has been all personal and intrinsically tied to her familial and cultural background. They identify as Afro-Mexican, and she grew up in a spiritual-centered community with members of her family on both maternal and paternal sides being sensitively attuned to Spirit.

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However, over the past 2-3 years, Diandra started reconnecting and divulging deeper into her Senegalese roots and African ancestry, which has been a painful but liberating journey. Diandra began her wellness journey in the earlier years of university. Overtime, she has grown and gone through many cycles of transition and rebirth. They are dedicated to assisting people by connecting them with the ancestral and traditional practices through her birthwork. She believes that the integration of true wellness comes with the integration of all aspects of self even the aspect we are too afraid to see and to ultimately, remember we are everything beyond what we call shadow and light.

Diandra’s goal for their clients is to help uplift and connect them with their deep inner wisdom and intuition, so they feel empowered on their pregnancy journey. Diandra hopes to guide people to help them better understand and be better equipped for this significant transition in their lives through education, awareness, and self-advocacy. Diandra is committed to serving Spirit and the Earth in this deeply personal work. Woven with the wisdom of her ancestry, she is guided to assist folks in connecting and integrating their ancestral and traditional practices of birthwork into the modern world context.  

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Care Principles

Consent– Having every possible outcome presentable to the birthing person.


Context– Having the birthing person make sound choices based upon their needs.


Comfort– While birth is hard, the birthing person has a right to physical and emotional comfort.

My Services

Abortion Doula Service
Provides compassionate support and guidance through the abortion process, helping with emotional and practical needs.


Prenatal Doula Service
Offers education and support during pregnancy to prepare for labor and birth, addressing physical and emotional concerns


Birth Doula Service 
Assists during labor and delivery, offering continuous emotional and physical support to ensure a positive birth experience.


Postpartum Doula Service 
Supports families in the early weeks after birth with infant care, recovery, and adjustment to parenthood.


Preconception Doula Service 
Guides and supports individuals and couples in preparing for conception and a healthy pregnancy journey.


Grief/Loss Doula Service 
Provides compassionate care and support for those experiencing miscarriage, stillbirth, or other pregnancy-related losses.

A note on Inclusivity

Not everyone who can get pregnant or has an abortion identifies as or calls themself a woman or uses "she/her." Diandra uses "person who is pregnant'' ; "they/them" ; “the birthing person/folk.”

Beyond words, they value people creating their own identities and challenging the traditional definitions of male and female that exist in our society. Thus, she is committed to fostering practices of inclusivity and respect for all my clients, especially those coming from marginalized identities (Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, People of Color)

Frequently asked questions

  • A full-spectrum birthworker offers support for individuals throughout all stages of reproductive health, from conception to postpartum, and everything in between. This can include fertility support, pregnancy and childbirth, postpartum care, abortion support, miscarriage, and loss support. My goal is to provide compassionate, non-judgmental care tailored to your unique needs.

  • As a birthworker, my role is to provide emotional, physical, and informational support during your pregnancy, birth, and beyond. I do not perform clinical tasks like delivering babies or administering medical care. Instead, I work alongside your medical team, helping you feel empowered, informed, and supported during your journey.

  • At this time, I do not accept insurance. My services are self-pay, but I can provide detailed invoices for you to submit to your insurance company or Health Savings Account (HSA) for potential reimbursement. I also offer a sliding scale for individuals from marginalized backgrounds, specifically BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities, to ensure my services remain accessible to those who need them most.

  • You can hire a birthworker at any stage of your journey. Some clients seek support during preconception or early pregnancy, while others may reach out closer to their due date. For postpartum care, I am available to support you during the critical weeks and months after birth, offering guidance and care as you transition into parenthood.

  • Absolutely! My goal is to offer judgement care. Whether you're planning a cesarean, induction, or other medical intervention, I provide support before, during, and after your procedure. My role is to ensure you feel informed, prepared, and empowered, no matter what type of birth you are experiencing.

  • Yes! I offer virtual services to support clients who may not be local or prefer remote consultations. These can include prenatal education, birth preparation, and postpartum check-ins, all through secure video calls.

  • Yes! I offer reduced pricing on a case-by-case basis to ensure my services are accessible to as many people as possible. In addition to sliding scale options for BIPOC and LGBTQ+ individuals, I’m open to discussing your financial situation to find a payment option that works for you. My goal is to provide support without financial barriers.

  • The cost of my services varies depending on the type of care you’re seeking and the duration of support. I aim to be transparent about pricing upfront, so I’ll provide a detailed breakdown during our consultation. You can also reach out directly to inquire about specific services and pricing.

Still have questions? Reach out!