Amy Wilt, LPN, CD/PCD(DONA), CCE, APBT, PCES, DFBI
birth & Postpartum doula, Nurse, Childbirth educator, authorized peanut ball trainer, Postpartum corrective exercise specialist, Dancing For Birth Instructor, Body ready method certified pro, Certified Gift Registry consultant
As a nurse and a trauma-informed DONA International certified birth & postpartum doula, Amy is committed to empowering birthing people to have the birth they want. She is certified in trauma prevention through the Birth & Trauma Support Center, TENS unit certified, certified in Holding Space for Pregnancy Loss through the Birth Breath & Death Institute, certified childbirth educator by Childbirth Professionals International, certified Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist, certified Gift Registry Consultant, Dancing For Birth Instructor, Body Ready Method Certified Pro, and the only Authorized Peanut Ball Trainer in Pennsylvania (13th in the world!)
Amy’s passion is assisting birthers wanting low to no intervention births and birthers who have had previous traumatic birth experiences.
Amy is the mother of 3 boys (Dylan, Zachary, & Alec), 3 cats (Ragnor, Bjorn, Whaylen), and Dusty the dog. She is owner of Dauphin County Doulas, LLC.
Amy is an approved TriCare doula!
Cassie Deckman, CD/PCD(DONA)
birth & Postpartum Doula, Certified Child passenger safety technician
Cassie is a DONA International certified birth and postpartum doula with a TENS unit certification. In addition, Cassie was a special education teacher which helps her be a fantastic postpartum doula. As a VBAC Link certified doula, Cassie is extremely passionate about assisting birthers with VBAC births and providing birthers the education and information they need to make informed decisions about their care. Her dream of being a doula is to help everyone achieve the best birthing experience. Cassie is certified in Holding Space & Advanced Holding Space for Pregnancy Loss through the Birth Breath & Death Institute. Cassie has knowledge of baby-wearing and cloth diapering from her own experience with three children. She has a love of reading, learning, and spending time outdoors with her family.
Cassie is an approved TriCare doula!
Lisa Walmer, PCD(DONA)
Postpartum doula
Lisa is a DONA International certified Postpartum Doula. Lisa loves working with moms and knows how important it is to take time to heal, making sure you have a great support system and providing you with all the info you need to succeed. Lisa is a mom of 8! Five biological and a sibling group of three adopted through foster care. She enjoys spending time with her family, camping, crafting, decorating and being with our dogs, Stella,Amelia,Tessa and Paisley!
Lucy Russell, CD
birth & postpartum doula
Lucy began her doula work in 2019 after being trained through Mama Glow in Brooklyn, New York. She also holds degrees in Social Work and Gender & Sexuality Studies. Her experience as a full-spectrum doula includes birth, postpartum, multiples, and loss.
Cheyla Tavarez, CD, CBE, PNE
birth & postpartum doula
Cheyla is a IDI certified Birth Doula, Postpartum Doula, Childbirth Educator, and Perinatal Nutrition Educator. She is also completing her Lactation Consultant certification.
Her journey into the world of maternal health was driven by a deep sense of purpose — the recognition of a pressing need for greater diversity and compassion in birthing care.
As a mother of two beautiful boys, a Christian, and an avid reader, she understands the profound importance of assistance in the birthing experience. Known for her warm and funny personality, she believes that sympathy and understanding play vital roles in the birthing process. Her mission is to provide inclusive, compassionate, and informed support to families from all backgrounds, ensuring that every birthing mother receives the care and respect she deserves.
Meghan Eberly
postpartum doula
Meghan is a postpartum doula, mom, and writer. She believes deeply in community building, and the power of taking care of ourselves and each other.
She first learned about postpartum doulas a year after her son was born. She has always been deeply interested in healing work–from therapy to food as medicine to reparative justice–and it immediately struck her that the role of the doula is just that: to hold parents at a time when they desperately need space to heal, rediscover themselves, and explore who they’re capable of becoming.
Meghan has a background in the social sciences and professional experience as a baker and cook. She is trained as a DONA International postpartum doula. She recently moved to the area with her husband and young son, from Savannah, Georgia, and is thrilled to be somewhere she can finally wear sweaters again.