Meet Weih

I'm Weih (she/her), and my path into this work unfolded slowly. I grew up in an immigrant family where achievement was expected, but care kept calling - caring for siblings, elders, children, community. When I moved to Berlin as an au pair, I experienced both the beauty and the hardship of raising a family far from home. With community support, I trained as a doula, stepping fully into this work with my hands, heart, and voice.

I support families through birth, postpartum healing, myofascial release bodywork, early pregnancy loss care, overnight care, and gentle household support. My care is trauma-informed, research-rooted, and guided by consent and cultural humility.

Weih is trained through the Camalo Gaskins Center for Doula Pathways Program, with certifications in first aid and early pregnancy loss support. She offers care that blends education, hands-on bodywork, emotional support, and practical household assistance. My work is rooted in community, justice, and helping you feel deeply seen, supported, and held.