Franziska Frank - Tucson

I believe that the way how someone is born matters for the health and well-being of parents, and their babies.  As a sociologist I have worked in midwifery research. In this role I have learned about the myriad ways how pregnant people experienced their pregnancies and births, how they remembered them, and how their experiences have impacted how they nurture their babies, themselves and their partners.

As a birth doula, it is my intention for pregnant people to receive all the information they need, in order to express their self-determined expectations and wishes, and advocate for themselves to have their best possible pregnancy and birthing experience.