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It truly takes a village to support families through pregnancy, birth, postpartum recovery, and early parenthood. This directory is a collection of trusted local providers who share a commitment to compassionate, respectful, and trauma-informed care for mothers, babies, and families in our community.

This directory is a work in progress as we continue gathering and organizing trusted providers who support families through fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, and early parenting.
A full downloadable version of the guide will be available soon.


Fertility & Preconception Support

Includes:

  • fertility specialists

  • acupuncturists

  • naturopaths

  • hormone specialists

  • reproductive mental health

  • miscarriage support

Medical Care

Licensed medical providers supporting women, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and family health.


• OB/GYNs
• Family medicine physicians
• Primary care providers
• Midwives (CNM/CM)
• Pediatricians
• Nurse practitioners

Postpartum Support

Support during the early postpartum period and transition into parenthood.


• Postpartum doulas
• Night nurses / newborn care specialists
• Lactation consultants
• Postpartum educators

Nutrition & Holistic Health

Practitioners supporting physiology through diet and lifestyle.


• Functional nutritionists
• Dietitians
• Herbalists
• Ayurvedic practitioners

Pregnancy & Birth Support

Providers who support the pregnancy and birth experience.


• Birth doulas
• Childbirth educators
• Prenatal yoga specialists

Baby & Infant Care

Providers focused primarily on baby development or caregiving skills.


• Babywearing educators
• Infant sleep consultants
• Infant development specialists
• Feeding specialists

Mental & Emotional Health

Providers supporting emotional wellbeing.

Examples
• Therapists
• Perinatal mental health professionals
• Counselors
• Support groups

Bodywork

Hands-on physical care for mothers, babies, and families.


• Chiropractors
• Acupuncturists
• Massage therapists
• Craniosacral therapists
• Pelvic floor PTs

Boulder County Perinatal & Family Resource Guide

Let’s work together!

As I step more fully into postpartum doula care, I am updating and thoughtfully curating a refreshed referral guide for families in Boulder County and surrounding areas. It has been a few years since I last revised this list, and this feels like the right time to rebuild it with care — strengthening our local network of support across fertility, pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and early parenthood.

For Providers

I am building a thoughtfully curated referral guide for families navigating fertility, pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and early parenthood in Boulder County.

This guide is rooted in collaboration — not competition.

I am especially interested in practitioners who embody what Ayurveda describes as the Mother Principles: safety, unconditional respect, simplicity, flexibility, presence, containment, and trust in the body’s healing capacity. These ethical qualities closely align with trauma-informed, whole-person care.

If this reflects your approach, I would love to connect.

👉 Submit your information HERE to be considered for inclusion.

This directory will be shared with my perinatal doula clients, yoga students, and local families seeking aligned support.

For Clients & Families

The full referral guide will be published soon.

In the meantime, if you need support — whether medical, pelvic health, mental health, lactation, infant care, or practical home help — please reach out directly. I am always happy to talk through your needs and connect you with trusted providers.

📩 anne@annecatherineyoga.com

You don’t have to navigate this season alone.

Learn More

If you’re new here, I invite you to:

• Visit my About page
• Explore my Learning Library
• Learn more about my doula care, yoga, functional movement, and perinatal core training

I’m grateful you’re here.

Gratefully,
Anne

Can you use an HSA to pay for yoga? YES!

YES! You sure can. You may be able to use your HSA, FSA, or HRA to pay for yoga, but only if you have a letter of medical necessity.

Not sure what a letter of medical of necessity entails? It’s a letter from your care provider. While I cannot provide this letter, I can support you with information on how yoga benefits you and your specific needs.

Breastfeeding Support

Breastfeeding is a natural, instinctive process that becomes easier with practice and a bit of experimentation. In the first week, skin-to-skin contact helps both you and your baby learn the "dance" of proper positioning and latch, ensuring comfortable and efficient feeding while keeping your nipples healthy. Remember, every mother and baby are unique—what works for one pair may not work for another. This information comes from the non-profit, educational, and supportive resource La Leche League International. For more detailed information and personalized tips, visit our website. Plus, a free, printable instruction sheet is available to help guide you through the process.