Lindsey Maxwell is a postpartum doula and home organizer. She happily fell into this profession in 2010, shortly after graduating from Indiana University-Bloomington with a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Health Science. Lindsey’s coursework led her to volunteer and internship opportunities within the birth community where she felt motivated to help others fulfill their goals and have satisfying experiences as new parents. She has worked as a birth doula and childbirth educator as well as a nanny and early childhood educator.
After becoming a mother in 2015, Lindsey truly understood how community support and dependable resources could make all the difference in the perinatal period. She sensed how lifestyle and organizational habits could affect a family's home environment, functionality, and overall level of happiness.
Lindsey is passionate about organizing and assisting others. Her goal is to hold space for families while helping in practical and gentle ways. Lindsey’s attention to detail, patience, and non-judgmental outlook can help you feel empowered as you find what works for you.
After becoming a mother in 2015, Lindsey truly understood how community support and dependable resources could make all the difference in the perinatal period. She sensed how lifestyle and organizational habits could affect a family's home environment, functionality, and overall level of happiness.
Lindsey is passionate about organizing and assisting others. Her goal is to hold space for families while helping in practical and gentle ways. Lindsey’s attention to detail, patience, and non-judgmental outlook can help you feel empowered as you find what works for you.
Training & Certification
- June 2021 Recertified as DONA Postpartum Doula
- Spring 2021 Attended PSI Advisory Council's Perinatal Mental Health Webinar Series
- November 2020 Attended Understanding and Supporting Maternal Mental Health through the Lens of
Postpartum Depression webinar with Maria J. Brooks, BSN, RNC-OB, LCCE, FACCE - December 2017 Recertified as DONA Postpartum Doula
- December 2017 Recertified as Lamaze Childbirth Educator
- September 2017 Attended Safe Family Sleeping Arrangements webinar with Linda J. Smith, MPH, IBCLC, FACCE, FILCA
- August 2016 Attended Spinning Babies workshop with Tammy Ryan
- September 2015 Re-certified in First Aid/CPR
- May 2015 Recertified as DONA Postpartum Doula
- April 2015 Attended Birth Trauma and Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders workshop with Joy Davy, MS, LCPC, NCC
- March 2015 Attended Make it Work! Breastfeeding Tips for the Working Mom webinar with Patricia Nilsen, RN, BSN, IBCLC, ANLC
- April 2014 Certified as Lamaze Childbirth Educator
- August 2014 Recertified as DONA Birth Doula
- September-November 2013 Participated as a Family Support Advocate at Bloomington Area Birth Services
- July 2013 Attended DONA International Virtual Conference
- November 2012 Attended Biological Nurturing seminar with Dr. Suzanne Colson
- October 2012 Began teaching childbirth education at Bloomington Area Birth Services
- September 2012 Attended Passion for Birth, a Lamaze-approved childbirth educator workshop
- August 2012 Attended Baby Behavior 101 seminar with Dr. Jane Heinig
- January 2012 Certified as DONA Postpartum Doula
- December 2011-February 2013 Participated in Volunteer Doula Program at Bloomington Area Birth Services
- December 2011 Certified as Lactation Specialist through Lactation Education Consultants
- August 2011 Certified as DONA Birth Doula
- September 2010 Certified in First Aid/CPR
- August 2010 Attended DONA-approved postpartum doula training
- May 2010 Graduated I.U. with a Bachelor of Science degree, specializing in Human Development and Family Studies with minors in Psychology and Sociology
- April 2010 Attended DONA-approved birth doula training
