Get found organically
Families searching for your specialty in Israel find your profile directly — through Google, not just word of mouth.
Handle inquiries without the chaos
A dedicated inbox for prospect and client messages, separate from your personal number. Booking requests come through your profile page.
Keep your practice organized
A clear overview of who's inquired, who's a client, and where things stand — without a spreadsheet.
Why list on Doulas Israel
Postpartum specialists are the hardest category of birth professional for families to find — because the field is diverse and there's no central place to look. Families searching for a night nurse don't know to search "postpartum specialist." Families struggling with postpartum anxiety don't know where to start. Your profile on Doulas Israel puts your specific expertise in front of families searching by need, with filters for specialty, language, and virtual availability. And once inquiries start coming in, the platform gives you the tools to handle client communication and practice organization — so you can focus on the support work itself.
- Your specific expertise is searchable — families filter by specialty, not just "postpartum"
- Inquiries come directly to you — no platform involvement in the conversation
- Handle client messages and booking requests from one dedicated inbox, separate from your personal number
How it works
- 1Create your profile — Specify your specialty, credentials, languages, and whether you offer in-person or virtual sessions
- 2Get found — Families searching for your type of support see your profile
- 3Connect — Inquiries land in your dashboard, you respond directly
“As a postpartum therapist, I was invisible online. Families looking for postpartum mental health support in English had no way to find me. Within a month of listing on Doulas Israel, I had a waitlist.”
— MSW, Postpartum Mental Health Specialist, Tel Aviv
Frequently asked questions
- What qualifies as a postpartum specialist on Doulas Israel?
- The category includes night nurses and overnight infant care specialists, postpartum mental health professionals (therapists, social workers, coaches), infant care educators, and postnatal physical therapists. You specify your exact specialty on your profile.
- I'm a therapist — do I need specific postpartum training to list?
- You should have demonstrable experience working with postpartum clients. Relevant certifications or training (e.g., Postpartum Support International) are displayed on your profile and build trust with families browsing the directory.
- Can I list as both a postpartum doula and a postpartum specialist?
- If your scope genuinely covers both, yes. Each profile can be customized to highlight what's different about each service.
- Do families reach out for single sessions or ongoing support?
- Both. Some families book a night nurse for one or two nights; others engage a mental health specialist for several months. You define your offering on your profile.
- How long does profile approval take?
- Most profiles are reviewed and live within 48 hours of submission.