Jen Wacker
My passion for birthing began from an early age.  I was fascinated by pregnant women and spent my time by their side whenever I had the opportunity.  Through my personal experience with my two children, I fell deeply in love with the miracles of pregnancy, labor, birth and the newborn.  My road to having a career in the childbirth field became a vision after having a Birth Doula during my second pregnancy and birth. 

Now as a mother of two and a Certified Birth Doula (DONA), I support women through their personal birthing choices. My model of care is centered on a caring and encouraging relationship during pregnancy, through the birth and into the postpartum period.

My professional experience includes working with birthing mothers and their families in the hospital and homebirth environments. I have worked as an assistant with a Certified Professional Midwife on numerous births and have gained valuable knowledge of the birthing process, infant care and breastfeeding through this opportunity.  I graduated with a BS in Health and Human Development, which provided a strong understanding in the psychological side of birth and family systems. 

I attended Health Works Institute and graduated as a Massage Therapist in August 2008.  I have combined my work as a Doula with my massage training and offer wellness, pregnancy and postpartum massage.

Please call if you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment. (406) 209-3938

Jennifer Icenogle
My journey to helping women in birth has been in the making from the time I was in junior high when a friend’s mother gave birth at home, something I had never heard of before.  It continued through high school when I would baby sit for a women apprenticing to become a midwife.  It continued when I moved to Africa and had my first baby there, and it continued when I caught the baby of a young woman who lived with us, also while in Africa.

Through the encouragement of a dear friend and midwife, I decided to meet the necessary requirements to attain certification as a doula.  It is my honest belief that women need to be supported throughout pregnancy, labor, birth, and the postpartum period.  My purpose is to inform women.  To let them know that birth is normal, that their bodies were specifically designed to give birth, and that much of what they go through is common to the millions and millions of woman who have given birth through the millennia.  Indeed, it is a great honor to be a part of the joy, struggle, beauty, and strength of birth.
I can be contacted at 406-600-0592 or emailed at galatians2.20@bresnan.net

Jessica Pye
As a doula, I believe birth is every woman’s rite of passage into motherhood. I place my trust in a woman’s innate ability to birth her baby safely. I encourage women to work with their bodies as I follow their lead. It is my goal to be of support in addition to, not in place of a woman’s partner. My heart found joy serving pregnant women, and I have worked as a doula on and off since 2005. I love watching a woman rise to the challenge of childbirth and sharing her happiness as she looks into the eyes of her newborn baby for the first time.

My undergraduate work in Food and Nutrition at Montana State University serves as the basis for prenatal nutrition counseling. My experience and education in the birth field includes a 2 year study of midwifery in Ashland, Oregon and training with Penny Simkin, author of THE BIRTH PARTNER, and founder of The Simkin School of Allied Birth Advocates.

Please call me to schedule an interview to determine if I am the right doula for you. You can contact me at 406.579.2934, and visit my website at
www.authenticbirth-services.com.

Cynthia Jordan-Delaney

I have been blessed to accompany birthing women and new families as a doula on and off since 2001. Since giving birth to our daughter in January 2009 and staying home full-time with her, I have experienced the life-changing, simultaneous demands and joys of mothering and amazing infant! Being a new mother has reinforced the importance of supportive, capable postpartum care for parents and babies, emphasizing nurturance and listening, confidence-building, and responsiveness to each family's changing needs. With the birth of each baby, the whole family is born (or reborn).

I received my postpartum and labor support doula training at Seattle Midwifery School, and I have a master's degree in spiritual direction from Seattle University. I am an active member of the Montana Childbirth Collective, currently working on DONA postpartum doula certification.

I plan to once again offer part-time postpartum doula care starting in late 2009 or early 2010. Please feel free to contact me at 600-2057 or cynthiajor@hotmail.com if you are seeking postpartum support. Blessings for your baby and your family! 

Sasha Lindberg
My love of the birth process developed naturally, through the wonderful, all natural births of my daughters, one at the hospital and one at home. My loving husband Mike and sweet doula Rebecca inspired and helped me relax and work with my labor. As a result, I had remarkably short, easy and joyful labors. My training with Bradley Method in 2001 and learning from each and every Bellabirthing couple's birth since 2002 has enriched my knowledge of and compassion for the unique experience of birth.

Currently I teach 4 and 8 week natural birth preparation classes. My classes are small with a lot of personal attention. I love that some of my best girlfriends are former students. My classes focus on the normalcy of birth and instill a confidence in the natural process, whether couples birth at home with midwives or in the hospital with doctors. In addition, I offer my services as a doula. I love the adrenalin rush that comes from helping a mom birth just the way she wants and the complete joy of seeing a baby be born into the world. I feel tremendously blessed to have found a way to make a positive difference in the world and can't imagine a better job.

I've lived in the Gallatin Valley for 15 years and my heart is definitely in this place. I grew up in Lewistown where my dad is a horse trainer and my mom is a retired medical office manager. I have a fabulous husband, Mike, and two beautiful daughters, Katalyn and Isabella, and a very loyal Kelpie dog, Bear cub. I graduated from MSU with a Master's in History in 2000. These days teaching birthing, doula work and home schooling my girls keep me very busy. I can be reached at 388.0707. www.bellabirthing.com

Lucy Coley
I decided to become a doula shortly after participating in a friend’s labor and delivery. Her experience was very different than the natural birth that I had only months before, but she still had the same level of satisfaction with her delivery that I had with mine. I believe that every woman deserves to have a fulfilling birth experience. My goal is to support families and inform them of their choices so that they are most likely to have an empowered birth process. I am proud to share my knowledge of physical and mental support to help make labor more manageable for the ENTIRE family.  For more information, please visit my website at www.blesseddelivery.com.

Gloria Overcash
Gloria received her prenatal yoga teacher training from renowned prenatal yoga expert Gurmukh Kaur Khalsa, author of Bountiful, Beautiful, Blissful. Gloria brings to her classes a love for healthy pregnancy and birth, and the wisdom and experience of a mother of two. She is also a trained doula and is knowledgeable about co-sleeping, babywearing and elimination communication, having practiced attachment parenting with both of her children. It is a joy and honor for her to serve the community in this way. Gloria teaches prenatal yoga with meditation and bellydance at the Bodhi Tree Wellness Center. Please call for a current class schedule.

Blissful Bellies Prenatal Yoga (406) 595-BLIS (2547)