Book your doula training with the bee team today
Book your doula training with the bee team today
An initial consultation is required with all package or service inquiries. Scroll to the bottom to access the 'Appointments' section to book!
BOOKING PROCESS - All Services:
Step 1:
Schedule a consultation (Scroll Down or Click Here).
Step 2:
Sign the corresponding Agreement Form(s) with the services you desire. These were sent to your email before or after your consultation. It will be titled "Bee The Doula Intake Forms".
Step 3:
Await an invoice and prepare to submit a 25% deposit of the total services. This email will come from Square and can be submitted through that email.
Payment plans are available and vary on a case by case basis. However, if you are 37 weeks or more, full amount of service fee will be due at the time of booking.
Payments are only accepted via Square Invoicing. An invoice will be created after filling out the contract and initial consultation.
Further details can be discussed at initial consultation.
If a consultation has already taken place, the email titled 'Intake Form' will contain the contract required to sign to begin the process of working with Bee!
Please allow me until 8 p.m. same day, to send your intake form.
As a courtesy, it is requested that after each consultation that a decision to book or not be given to Bee The Doula within 2-3 weeks of meeting so she can better serve other clients.
Before session dates are confirmed, Bee the Doula will reach out to confirm availability for that time and date. Once contact is made & availability has been confirmed, session date is locked in unless contacted otherwise.
Unfortunately at this time, Bee the Doula does not accept insurance as a form of payment. Why?
UPDATE: COVID-19 has caused a significant change in our daily lives in the last year. This, unfortunately, may cause a influence in the type of environment that you give birth in and additional interventions may be required if delivering in a hospital setting. Ask your provider and the hospital or birthing center you plan to deliver at what their policies are regarding COVID-19 and having a doula present during delivery. Some hospitals are only allowing 1-2 people with a patient. In the event of this, virtual support during delivery can be provided.