Rebecca Ullmann

"Let everything happen to you: beauty and terror. Just keep going. No feeling is final."
— Rainer Maria Rilke

 

Ever since I was little, I've had a burning passion to care for others. I felt called to pregnant people, babies, and everything in that realm. The first time I witnessed a birth, I KNEW. This is what I was made for. That pull led me into birth work, first gaining hands-on experience with PALS (Philadelphia Alliance of Labor Support), then years of doula work in Denver. I want to create a birthing environment that is warm, cozy, safe, and intimate. I want every birthing person to feel powerful, magical, and advocated for.

 

I've since come full circle and moved back home to Texas- I now live in Killeen with my husband, Luke, and I am over the moon to be serving growing families in the Central Texas area: from Waco all the way down to Austin. A lot has changed since I first started this work. I'm now married to the most supportive human I know- Luke is magnetic, endearing, and has stood behind me and this work fully. And in February 2026, we welcomed our son, Porter, into the world with my mother and my own incredible doula by our side.

 

Something I've always loved about my character is how deep and sentimental I am, and becoming a mother has only deepened and expanded that in ways I couldn't have imagined. Before Porter, I loved that I could walk into every birth with a clean slate and no personal bias. My own birth ended in a cesarean I wasn't expecting and hadn't planned for- and while I've supported plenty of births that didn't go to plan, living it myself changed the depth of my empathy for birthing parents moving forward. My approach to doula work is still the same at its core, but it now carries a personal edge that I believe will only make me better at holding this space for you.

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SO, here I am. This is sage & onyx. 

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