Tanya Redhorse
Sample ProfileBirth & Indigenous Doula
Navajo birth doula honoring Dine traditions in Phoenix
About Tanya
I am a Navajo birth doula working in Phoenix. My practice honors Dine birthing traditions, including the use of corn pollen blessings and traditional songs during labor. I also serve as a cultural liaison for Indigenous families interfacing with hospital systems that may not understand their needs.
Why I Do This Work
Our birthing traditions are sacred and they belong in the delivery room. I am here to make sure they are respected.
Services & Pricing
Birth Doula
$1,000 – $2,000
Sliding scale available
Birth support integrating Dine cultural practices
Indigenous Doula
$500 – $1,200
Sliding scale available
Indigenous-centered birth and postpartum care with cultural practices
Techniques & Specialties
Certifications
Indigenous Birth Worker
National Indian Health Board · 2018
Education
Certificate
Indigenous Birth Workers Training
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