Hello and welcome!

I’m Kaffia Gammon: a Chicago native, wife and mother of two amazing sons. 

My journey to becoming a Georgia and North Carolina licensed Doula started in highschool where I graduated from a licensed practical nursing program in Chicago, IL. I then attended Howard University (HU!…You Know!) to become a physician’s assistant. Using my LPN education I began working my way through college, at various heath organizations, I quickly understood that from my perspective the medical field neglected the patient experience and unmedicated healing options. To better align with my spirit, I changed career paths and followed my father’s footsteps to TV production in Atlanta, GA. One of the TV shows I worked on allowed me to work closely with parents and children of all different ages. I gravitated towards nurturing the babies brought on set to support parents going through the complicated situation of a custody battle.

Soon after I found myself embarking on my own journey to motherhood. I wanted a natural birth away from the hospital environment and did all I could to educate myself on the journey I was starting. Unfortunately, I did not have a Doula to educate me on how to achieve my ideal delivery and advocate for me when I reached the delivery room. My experience was the furthest from my dream delivery and the delivery of my second child was just as disappointing and stressful.

With Black women being the most vulnerable to dying in childbirth and my own delivery experience, I wanted to be a light at the end of the tunnel for Black mothers. I became a Doula to advocate for Black mothers and Black babies in a system that isn’t always looking out for their best interests. I also obtained my massage certification and built out my spiritual skills to offer mothers a well-rounded healing experience of the body and soul.

I’m very passionate about healing and very excited to walk you through the journey of wellness and motherhood with your best interest at the core.