A whole person approach
to birth preparation
Physical, emotional, educational, and spiritual support for your childbearing year
Meet Lindsay
Lindsay Dougal (she/her)
CD, CYT(200hr), CPYT, CBE
Lindsay is a believer in the power of a strong support network and grounds her practice in empowering birth-givers to remain informed of their options, pursue birth education, turn back to themselves, and—most importantly—feel supported in their journey. She has a passion for birth, and believes empowering and sacred birth experiences can, and do, happen everywhere. Lindsay is an inclusive and trauma-aware doula, who meets you where you’re at. She loves working with all types of families as they mindfully prepare to birth and parent their little ones, and has expertise in working with families pregnant again after loss.
Lindsay is a born-and-bred Utah native, and introverted to the core (living that INFJ life). She’s the wife of an amazingly supportive partner and mother to four stunning kiddos (3 earthside, 1 in the stars). She eats cookies like it’s her day job, loves fermenting all the things, and has some swear words she really likes using. When she’s not working with birthing families, you may find Lindsay daydreaming about far away lands she’d like to visit, concocting new herbal recipes, or snuggling on the couch with a soft blanket.
Trainings and Certifications
Birth Doula Certification (BAI)
Birthing From Within Childbirth Educator/Mentor
Birthing Advocacy Full Spectrum Doula Training with Sabia Wade
Postpartum Doula Training (BAI)
Yoga Alliance 200-Hr Certified Yoga Teacher, through Yoga Assets
Certified Prenatal/Postnatal Yoga Teacher through Trinatal Yoga
Crisis Response for Birth Workers with Project LETS + BADT
Hypnobabies® Trained Hypno-Doula, HCHD
Certified StillBirthDay Birth and Bereavement Doula
Spinning Babies® Workshop
Reflexology for Pregnancy, Birth, and Postpartum
Student Herbalist at Heart of Herbs Herbal School
Birth Story Medicine® with Pam England
Supporting Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse with Kristi Ridd-Young
Recognizing and Preventing Postpartum Mood Disorders Workshop with Dr. Shoshana S. Bennett, Ph.D
Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorder Community Training with Maternal Mental Health Utah
Breastfeeding Basics
Sound Healing Practitioner through Sound Healing Academy
My Ideal Client
I love working with families who:
are aware of the emotional and philosophical aspects of birth, and are open to conversations around them—I have a lot of experience helping people who’ve experienced loss and other forms of trauma prepare for birth
are highly motivated, active participants in their birth—seeking out personal education and greater self-awareness
have defined intentions for their birth, AND hold space for the mysterious, unpredictable nature of birth
value collaborative, multidisciplinary care—having awareness around the value in a balance between medical and holistic care options
have chosen the midwifery model of care, or are high-risk and have very mindfully chosen an OB
I find so much value in beginning our work together early in pregnancy (first and second trimesters), as this gives us ample time to build a relationship of trust and mutual respect, gain clarity around desires and needs, and build effective plans of support.
While this is ideal, I understand it may not be possible for all families and am open to working with people later in pregnancy.
If you feel like a good match for Rewilding Birth, I warmly invite you to schedule a complimentary consultation.