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LGBTQ+ Friendly in Georgia

10 doulas in Georgia are tagged for lgbtq+ friendly — serving Alpharetta, Atlanta, Fort Oglethorpe, Lilburn and 6 more communities. Many doulas serve families across a wide radius, so check the ones a town over too.

Specialty tags come from each doula's own website or client reviews; confirm details and availability directly.

LGBTQ+ Friendly in Georgia, ranked by parents

Maegan Hall | Atlanta Birth Doula & Photographer

5 ★★★★★ 70 reviews

Serves Woodstock & nearby

Certified Postpartum DoulasBirth Doulaslabor & delivery support

Doula Vida Atlanta

4.9 ★★★★★ 41 reviews

Serves Snellville & nearby

Overnight care Mentions insurance/Medicaid Postpartum DoulasBirth Doulasovernight support

Doulas of ATL

4.9 ★★★★★ 30 reviews

Serves Atlanta & nearby

Available 24/7

Mentions insurance/Medicaid Postpartum DoulasTwins & Multipleslabor & delivery support

Through Thick & Thin Perinatal Services

4.4 ★★★★☆ 27 reviews

375 Rockbridge Rd NW STE 172-229, Lilburn, GA

Postpartum DoulasBlack Doulaslabor & delivery support

Amy Perry Doula Services

5 ★★★★★ 17 reviews

Serves Perry & nearby

Available 24/7

Mentions insurance/Medicaid Postpartum DoulasBirth Doulaspostpartum care

Your Village Newborn and Nursing Care, LLC

5 ★★★★★ 12 reviews

Serves Savannah & nearby

Available 24/7

Overnight care End-of-life Postpartum DoulasBirth Doulasovernight support

Coexist Doulas

5 ★★★★★ 7 reviews

Serves St. Marys & nearby

Mentions insurance/Medicaid Birth DoulasVBAC Supportlabor & delivery support

Graceful Lotus Counseling and Doula Services, LLC

5 ★★★★★ 2 reviews

Serves Pooler & nearby

Mentions insurance/Medicaid LGBTQ+ Friendly

Wholesome Holistic

Serves Fort Oglethorpe & nearby

Overnight care Birth DoulasLGBTQ+ Friendly

Doulas of ATL

Serves Alpharetta & nearby

Available 24/7

Mentions insurance/Medicaid Postpartum DoulasTwins & Multiples

Hiring in Georgia: how to choose

Interview two or three before deciding — nearly every doula offers a free first call, and fit matters more than any credential when someone's supporting you through birth or the weeks after. Ask how many families like yours they've supported, what their backup arrangement is if two clients need them at once, and exactly what their package includes. On cost: ask each doula whether they take insurance, Medicaid, or FSA/HSA payment — a growing number of states cover doula care through Medicaid, and doulas know the current rules in Georgia better than any website.

Browse by city: Alpharetta · Atlanta · Fort Oglethorpe · Lilburn · Perry · Pooler · Savannah · Snellville · St. Marys · Woodstock — or see all doulas in Georgia and lgbtq+ friendly nationwide.