Leah Katznelson
About Leah
Leah Katznelson is a DONA International certified birth doula and mother of two. Having used a doula at both of her own births, she learned firsthand how important it is to have a supportive, knowledgeable, intuitive birthing team. She approaches every birth as its own unique experience, providing emotional and physical support as well as evidence-based information to instill confidence and empower her clients. She lives in Westchester, NY and provides services in Westchester, New York City, and southern Connecticut.
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