Vic Ozadovsky

Vic entered the field of birthwork because she believes in the power of supporting individuals during one of the most transformative and vulnerable times in their lives. As a queer person in a larger body, they understand the importance of providing inclusive, nonjudgmental care to all birthing people, regardless of their identity or body size. Growing up, they saw a lack of representation and support for marginalized communities within the birthing world. This inspired her to become a doula and advocate for change. She's passionate about empowering individuals to make informed choices about their bodies and their birthing experiences, and they believe that everyone deserves compassionate and respectful care during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Her own experiences has shaped their approach to birthwork, and they strive to create a safe and affirming space for all birthing people, especially those who may feel marginalized or overlooked by traditional healthcare systems. By offering support, education, and advocacy, she hopes to help individuals navigate their birthing journeys with confidence, dignity, and joy. Vic is always seeking to uplift the voice of her clients - to aid them in making informed decisions that allow them to feel autonomous, knowledgeable, and closer to a sense of dignity.