About

I'm Wendy Cruz-Chan, an Indigenous Latina born and raised in Brooklyn, New York and married with 2 children. In 2014, I witnessed my first home-birth which inspired me to become a doula. I began my Doula career pro bono in a non-profit organization in NYC called, "Ancient Song Doula Services".  I  supported those who were low-income, the undocumented, teens, families living in homeless shelters, LGBTQ, sexual trauma victims and those in need overall with little to no resources.

Soon after, I became certified through "Doula Training International" (DTI). My experience at DTI strengthened me and my abilities as a Doula.  It was important for me to know birthing rights in ANY birth setting and teach to parents how to advocate for their health and that of their unborn child. I believe in giving the highest quality of Doula care regardless of status. 

• Certified Birth/Postpartum Doula - (Doula Training International)
• Certified Childbirth Educator - (Doula Training International)
• Placenta Encapsulator Specialist - (IPPA)
• Trained Assistant Midwife for Homebirths - (Love Your Births)
• Trained Newborn Care - (The Newborn Care Training Academy)
• Certified OSHA'S Bloodborne Pathogen
• Certified Adult and Infant First Aid/CPR - American Red Cross

"As a mother myself, having personally gone through both hospitalized and birthing center environments, I’ve walked away with memories to last a lifetime. I was reminded each time why I founded Wendy’s Doula Services in 2014. Having a voice to advocate for myself along with my own doula helped me personally in so many ways, ultimately feeling empowered from birth through raising my children today. "