Caitlin is a DONA trained birth doula, midwifery assistant, and student midwife. She has been fascinated with the birthing process, especially midwifery & out of hospital birth, from a young age. After hearing her own mother’s birth experiences, Caitlin knew she wanted to pursue a career in midwifery in order to make a positive impact on maternity care. Caitlin believes women’s bodies are perfectly designed to birth, and is passionate about guiding & educating clients through the journey that is childbearing.

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Caitlin completed DONA doula training in 2018 at the age of 16 & eventually decided to take the leap and begin midwifery training with Midwives College of Utah in 2021. As Caitlin has grown as a birth worker, she has found that one of her favorite aspects of midwifery care is walking alongside families’ as they welcome a new life and transition into a new season.

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You can reach Caitlin to schedule a consultation for midwifery assistant services by emailing her here.

Brandy is a Midwife and Midwife Assistant who has been successfully serving the OKC and surrounding areas for 10+ years. Brandy has a heart for serving families and meeting them where they are in their journeys with hopes of helping them achieve their goals both for their birth and early postpartum time. 

Brandy’s other endeavors include being a Certified Breastfeeding Educator who has privately served a number of Oklahoma families with common lactation concerns over the last 5 years. She is a Certified HypnoBirthing Practitioner who has taught HypnoBirthing to over 350 couples all over Oklahoma. Brandy has also been serving families as a Midwives Assistant for 6+ years and is currently a practicing Midwife as well.

As a Birth Professional, Brandy strongly believes in the power of support and evidence-based education as a foundation that encourages families to make the best and most informed choices for their unique situations.
 

E-mail Brandy here or call 405-326-4800 to inquire about birth assistant services.

Lindsi is a registered nurse and midwife assistant. Her love of serving others and passion for birth work has grown since having her own babies. Her first was born surgically after a long, augmented labor. A couple years later, her daughter was born in the hospital after a an attempted home birth with a midwife. Her last babe was born at home, peacefully, with the support of her husband and birth team. Soon after, Lindsi decided to fully pursue birth work as a midwife assistant. Her goals are to encourage, educate, support and empower others from pregnancy to postpartum and beyond.
 

In previous work as a nurse, she gained experience in labor, delivery, and postpartum. Lindsi worked in the nursery and received breastfeeding education during her time in the hospital. She is certified in CPR and NRP. Informed consent and educating her patients during their labor, birth, and postpartum were of utmost importance as a nurse. However, physiological birth was a rarity and unmedicated birth seemed out of reach for patients due to interventions.

 

After witnessing medicalized births and unnecessary traumas, she decided to leave. Lindsi eventually found herself being trained as a midwife assistant in March 2023-November 2023.

 

Her goal while being an assistant is to continue to learn and gain experience while being able to delicately tend to clients in their birth journeys. Eventually, Lindsi will continue her education and become a Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM) and make a positive impact in maternal healthcare.

 

During her downtime, Lindsi enjoys being outdoors and traveling with her family. Hiking has been a favorite activity along with biking, kayaking, skiing, horseback riding, fishing, and playing sports. Health and fitness have always been a top priority along with nutrition. She adores animals and nature, loves God, and is rooted in her faith. Lindsi’s strongest qualities are her incredible ability to listen and empathize with others and always helping with a smile. Her belief is that birth is a miraculous and sacred experience that truly changes a woman into a mother. This great feat should be honored, protected, and celebrated with a birth team you can

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You can reach Lindsi by email, or call/text (580)336-8203 to set up a consultation.

Farah Antoine-Mayberry brings a unique set of skills. She is an occupational therapist, an international certified lactation consultant, a certified lactation counselor, and a DONA trained birth doula. She is the founder of Epiphany Birth Services, llc, a community business that supports families by providing a number of different birth services including but not limited to lactation and birth doula services.

 

Farah has been an occupational therapist for over 16 years, earning her degree from Howard University in Washington, DC. She is passionate about infant development and about empowering parents during the prenatal and postnatal stages of development. She has worked with infants, children, and adults in various settings including the NICU, PICU, outpatient clinics, home health, and general hospitals. Her experience as a provider in various settings gives her a unique set of lenses when working with families who come with their unique circumstances and expectations. As an occupational therapist with a lactation specialty, she looks forward to assisting infants and mothers with the support they need to successfully participate in their feeding goals. Her goal is to help clients feel empowered about their birthing and feeding choices by providing education and the appropriate support.

 

Farah has been blessed with a supportive husband and 5 incredible children (including a set of twins). Besides working with mothers and babies, she enjoys spending time with family, dabbling in photography, and traveling.

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E-mail Farah here or call 405-283-8464 to inquire about midwife assistant services.