Meet Tracey

Pronouns: She/Her

Labour Doula
Postpartum Doula
Menopause Doula
End of Life Doula
Infant first aid and CPR
Family Mediator
Parenting Coordinator
Parent, Grandparent

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I am a Labour and Postpartum Doula, a Menopause Doula, and a practicing End of Life Doula.

I have completed a year of Trauma-Informed Care training, including specialized education in supporting trauma survivors through their birthing experiences.

With over 25 years of experience as a lawyer, mediator, and executive board member, I’ve had the opportunity to contribute my expertise to various government, sport, dance, and community organizations. I’ve served on the Alberta Fatality Review Board and the Premier’s Council for the Status of Persons with Disabilities, advocating for meaningful change at the provincial level.

For years, I told my legal colleagues, "I’m going to become a midwife or a doula and leave all this behind!"—a statement often met with confusion and head-shaking. But for those who know me well, this transition feels completely natural. Nothing has been more rewarding than the gifts I’ve received through birthing and parenting my five incredible children. Now, with the freedom to fully dedicate myself to doula work, I consider it a profound privilege to witness and support others in their own parenting journeys.

My family is beautifully diverse and intersectional—my children are biracial, neurodivergent, physically differently-abled, and LGBTQ2S+, each a strong and compassionate individual who leads with both heart and intellect. I’m also a proud and loving Lola to five grandchildren.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion are at the core of my values. I am a fierce advocate for my clients, a nurturing caregiver, and a dedicated educator.

Beyond my work as a doula, I am a trained family mediator and parenting coordinator. A lover of books and music, an enthusiastic cook, and a passionate gardener, I bring warmth and curiosity to everything I do.

I look forward to supporting families through every stage of their journeys.

Working With Tracey

Tracey Offers the following support

Labour Support

Continuous physical, emotional, and informational support during labour and birth, ensuring you feel empowered and confident throughout your birthing experience.
Postpartum Support

Support during the early days and weeks after childbirth, assisting with newborn care, emotional wellness, and household tasks.
Menopause Support

Providing compassionate support & guidance through the physical and emotional changes of menopause. Whether it's managing symptoms, providing coping strategies, or offering emotional reassurance, we're here to help you navigate this significant life transition with confidence and care.
Grief & Loss Support

Offering gentle and respectful support to individuals & families facing grief& loss. Providing emotional, spiritual, and practical assistance, helping to ensure a peaceful and meaningful experience during this intimate time of transition.
Cafe Gatherings

Meeting in an accessible, respectful & confidential space, that is open for all, regardless of gender or age. With no intention of leading people to any conclusions, products or course of action. Our gatherings are on a not for profit basis. We hope to create community, engage and discuss on all things transitional and hope you will join us.