Meet Jazman, Psy.D., CFHC, CD, CPNE, CPME 

As a young adolescent, I was often glued to the television, mesmerized by shows like Birth Day and A Baby Story on TLC. My passion for postpartum care began in middle school when I volunteered to support my older sister and her husband after the birth of their first child. I found joy in anticipating their needs and serving them. In my late teens, I had the honor of walking alongside a young mother, an acquaintance of my sister, who was navigating teen pregnancy. At 18, I witnessed my sister give birth to her third child, and my heart swelled with awe as I saw her embrace her motherly strength. These experiences were the seeds God planted in my heart, leading me toward my life's work, though it took years to fully realize this calling.

My path to becoming a home birth doula has been unconventional. With a doctoral degree in clinical psychology, specializing in child and adolescent psychology, I have always worked with young children and families. During my predoctoral internship and postdoctoral fellowship in infant and early childhood mental health, I co-led a mother-baby group focused on perinatal mental health for mothers in addiction recovery. I also provided therapy for mothers dealing with birth trauma, postpartum depression, and those striving to be better parents. These experiences deepened my connection to mothers, and one day, during a staff training, I heard a doula speak about her work. In that moment, the Holy Spirit whispered to me that this was my calling. After a year and a half of reflection and faith, I embraced what my soul already knew—birth work was undeniably my path. Though my journey didn't unfold as I had imagined, it revealed that God had knew the plans He had for me, guiding me toward His profound purpose for my life (Jeremiah 29:11).

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As a home birth doula and fertility health coach, I am deeply committed to supporting women and families through the transformative journey of trying to conceive, pregnancy and birth. My work is rooted in a profound understanding of how overcoming infertility, prenatal, birth, and early relational experiences shape a couple's relationship and child's development. Guided by Biblical principles, I focus on addressing challenges early to foster healing and nurture strong, positive bonds between mother and baby. This holistic approach ensures that both mother and child experience well-being and a smooth transition as they welcome new life into the world.

My passion for this work goes beyond a career; it is both my calling and ministry. I am dedicated to helping every couple overcome infertility and every mama embrace the sacred connection with her baby, carrying in her heart a "lullaby of rejoicing" that mirrors the love and joy God sings over us (Zephaniah 3:17). Through compassionate care and spiritual guidance, I aim to empower women to experience the fullness of their God-given role in bringing life into the world.