Phlox Postpartum
About Phlox Postpartum
Phlox Postpartum doula services, is founded on a desire to support women and families. Because what happens in the first 42 days after the birth of a child, can influence the next 42 years of a mother’s life. Hi, I’m Ashley. Mama of two, passionately supporting Mothers in their transition to motherhood, or motherhood again.
Areas of expertise
- 200 hour yoga teacher training at BodyMindLife, Sydney
- 50 hour pre and postnatal yoga teacher training at Mama Tree, San Francisco
- Certificate in Ayurvedic healing at Nature Care College, Sydney
- Newborn Mothers Collective Postpartum Doula Graduate
Happy Mama Review
"Ashley emotionally carried me through the rough days, and celebrated the great days. I always felt that my emotions were heard and recognised, with an emphasis and desire to meet my specific needs I had that visit. An added bonus were the foot soaks, they were so refreshing, a great way to relax and forced me to stop running around trying to do tasks and just be in the moment. On the days where I had my toddler and newborn solo I would feel such a wave of relief and safety when Ashley was visiting."
Anna - Mum of 2, Dec 2024
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- North Shore / Hills District NSW
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