Katrina Rogers

Certified Postpartum Doula, IBCLC | she/her

“I cannot say enough about what Katrina meant to our family through our first time journey as parents. She was instrumental in keeping our family stable and healthy through the transition to parenthood.”

— Amber G., mother of one

Katrina would be deeply honored to join your family during the postpartum period and to help you navigate this time of growth, healing, bonding and transition. It is her goal to meet every family with an open heart, open mind and grace while supporting them in feeling empowered, heard and supported. She is passionate about all things postpartum, but is most excited to help families with lactation as she is a lactation consultant (IBCLC) in addition to being a postpartum doula.

Before going back to school, Katrina spent 17 years working with families both in daycare/preschool settings and as a nanny for multiple families that she is still close to today. As a postpartum care provider she takes fierce joy in holding space for parents to harness their own instincts and gain confidence. Katrina feels a deep desire to be in service for every client and feels that she expands her knowledge and grows her heart with each family she serves: “In the heart of every caregiver is a knowing that we are all connected. As I do for you, I do for me.”

In addition to providing postpartum care, Katrina loves to spend her free time connecting with her family and friends, chasing around her toddler daughter and King Charles Cavalier, camping, being outside, making wire wrapped crystal jewelry and singing.

Certifications & Continuing Education

  • Licensed Lactation Consultant

  • International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC)

  • Certified Postpartum Doula  |  Birthingway College of Midwifery

  • Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts  |  Western Oregon University

  • CPR for Health Care Providers

  • Board member with Oregon Washington Lactation Association 

  • Current Food Handlers Card

  • Certified Childcare Provider

  • Fully Vaccinated

  • New Mastitis Spectrum Protocol

  • Complementary Therapies for the Infant-Parent Dyad in Lactation

  • Tongue and Lip Tie- a Comprehensive Approach to Assessment and Care

  • Understanding Interpersonal Violence in the Chest and Breast Feeding Populations

  • Breastsleeping – Safe Bedsharing with James McKenna

  • Lactation Support for the Preterm Infant (NICU graduate)