About the Doula
Nicole
Nicole’s passion for birth work began during her own pregnancy with her daughter in 2025. Wanting to feel as prepared and informed as possible for childbirth, she immersed herself in learning about pregnancy, labor, the female body, and the many choices women have throughout their birth experience — choices that many women are never fully informed of within traditional pregnancy care.
As Nicole connected with more mothers across Long Island, she became increasingly frustrated by how many negative or traumatic birth stories women carried with them. While every birth is unique and unpredictable, she believes women deserve to feel informed, supported, respected, and empowered throughout the process.
Nicole believes that every woman should be the driver of her own birth experience. Her goal is not to push a specific type of birth, but to help women feel educated, confident, mentally prepared, physically supported, and empowered to work toward their individual birth goals.
She believes women are inherently strong and capable, and that birth is not something to fear, but something to prepare for. Nicole is passionate about helping women replace fear with understanding, preparation, and support. She believes that information is power — and that when women understand their options and feel truly supported, they are more likely to approach birth with confidence rather than fear.
Nicole supports her clients through compassionate care, advocacy, education, preparation, and continuous encouragement throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. She is deeply passionate about improving the birth experience for women and helping create more positive birth stories in a world where difficult stories often feel the loudest.
She understands that the experiences a woman has during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum can stay with her for a lifetime, and she feels honored to support women through such a transformative season of life.
Nicole lives in Huntington with her husband Kevin, daughter Avery, and their chocolate lab, Hank.