Georgia Bonds Abele

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Birth & Postpartum Doula
Portland, Oregon
5.0
About me

Hi there! My name is Georgia I am a certified labor, postpartum, and abortion doula in the Portland area. I have a degree in Psychology and over 10 years of experience serving young children and families in a variety of settings. As your doula, I am committed to making you feel prepared, held, and empowered every step of the way. I recognize that this work is deeply personal and I strive to get to know my clients and care for them as I would a close friend. As a queer person living with chronic illness, I am particularly passionate about working with the LGBTQIA+ community, neurodivergent folks, and those living with disabilities. My work celebrates all bodies, identities, and family structures and I strive to make my practice as inclusive and accessible as possible.

Education

Bachelor of Psychology and Bioethics, University of Puget Sound (2020)

Certification and training

Full Spectrum Doula Certification, Birthing Advocacy Doula Trainings (2023)

Birth Doula Training, MotherTree (2025)

Abortion Support Training, Birthing Advocacy Doula Trainings (2024)

Birth and Disability, Birthing Advocacy Doula Trainings (2024)

Credentials
BADT C-FSD THW
Specialties
Abortion Doula Care Birth Doula Birth Support Breastfeeding Support Childbirth Education Hospital Birth Labor Doula LGBTQ+ Natural Birth Natural Childbirth Newborn Care Newborn Prep Overnight Newborn Care Parenting Support Postpartum Care Prenatal Care Sibling Preparation Support during Labor, Birth, and Postpartum Water birth
Languages

English

Accepted insurances
Medicaid
Service introduction

I offer birth, postpartum, and abortion support for all bodies and families in the Portland area. I believe everyone should have access to compassionate and inclusive reproductive care. I offer a sliding scale model and can also accept OHP. I am particularly passionate about working with other neurodivergent folks and I have experience implementing and advocating for accommodations for sensory needs, anxiety, and trauma, especially in a hospital setting. I also love working with queer families, single parents, and poly family structures. As your doula, I will care for you, your family, and your support team as a whole, no matter what it looks like. My job is never to replace your partner(s), but to help you become a strong, educated, and empowered team in the birth space.

Packages
Birth Support Package
*Two prenatal appointments to discuss options and preferences, build your birth “plan,” practice comfort positions with your support team, and answer any questions *On-call from 37-42 weeks, which includes text and phone support as needed *Continuous hands-on support and advocacy during labor, delivery, and immediately postpartum *Two postpartum visits to process your birth, support your feeding goals, check in on your recovery, assist with meal prep/light cleaning, and/or care for baby while you rest
$1,000.00
USD Flat rate
Daytime Postpartum Support
Let me care for you so that you can take care of your family *Can be booked in 4 hour increments *Can include feeding support, sleep support, meal prep, baby laundry, newborn care, sibling support, pet support, and more
$35.00
USD Per hour
Overnight Support
Care for baby while you sleep *Can be booked for 8 or 10 hours per night (Tuesday-Friday only) *Tailored to fit your needs
$50.00
USD Per hour
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Ratings and reviews
Average
5.0
# of Reviews
1
5.0

If you’re reading this, you’re likely researching doulas for prenatal, labor, and postpartum support. You should absolutely consider Georgia Bonds-Abele. I can’t recommend her highly enough. As first-time parents, my husband and I knew we wanted support navigating the unknowns of pregnancy, labor, and birth. We met Georgia during my second trimester, and selected to work with her. What stood out most was her depth of knowledge and practical guidance provided in preparing for an unmedicated birth. I had hoped for an unmedicated hospital birth, and with her support I was able to achieve it! Even when we faced an unexpected gestational diabetes diagnosis and the decision to schedule an induction, Georgia helped us feel informed, validated and confident in our decisions. During our prenatal visits (plus many texts, calls, and shared Notes app lists), she was generous with her time and incredibly thorough. She also helped my husband feel prepared and confident in his role as a birth partner, helping him prepare to support me physically and emotionally during labor. From weeks 37–40 (and beyond if needed), Georgia was on call and fully available. When the time came, she joined us at the hospital for my induction and was a constant source of support through labor: with hands-on comfort techniques and tools, guidance, and strong advocacy. She has a calm and gentle presence, but she is also a powerful advocate and was truly impressive when communicating with both healthcare providers and family members during critical moments. From shaping my birth preferences to postpartum support (including holding my baby so I could take care of a few things around the house), Georgia was exceptional through every stage. I would absolutely work with her again for future births and wholeheartedly recommend her to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, supportive, and empowering doula.

- Olivia Goeppner

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