Mallorie is a registered nurse who has worked in the field of women's and children's health for several years, primarily in the role of a labor and delivery nurse. She loves education and is passionate about supporting families in every phase of life. Mallorie truly has a heart for taking care of people and prides herself on giving them the tools they need to feel safe and supported.
After a traumatic birth experience that she worked hard to overcome, her journey to healing included changing career paths. Mallorie went back to school for nursing where she received a BSN degree from Baylor University and was fortunate enough to land her dream job at Baylor University Medical Center immediately after graduating. She has a desire to soak up as much knowledge as she can and instill it in women to give them a sense of power and direction in designing their birth experience.
Mallorie is also a DoTerra essential oils wellness advocate, certified in the AromaTouch technique. Also certified in Electronic Fetal Monitoring (C-EFM). She promotes wellness in her family by empowering the people she loves to take control of their health and emotional well-being.
Letitia Gordon
Birth & Postpartum Doula,
Educator
Letitia Gordon was born and raised in Texas. Her father is a United Methodist bishop, and her mother is a licensed Social Worker. Service to others is an ingrained attribute of hers.
She is a registered nurse working in Labor in Delivery at Texas Health Presbyterian Dallas with a previous background working as a clinical practice manager and researcher in a private psychiatrist’s office. Letitia has dual bachelor’s degrees in psychology and nursing and a master’s in psychological sciences with an emphasis in development from birth to 3 years and health psychology. Letitia’s call to nursing happened shortly after finishing her master’s degree with a trip to the Congo where she had the opportunity to do mission work in a maternity home and pediatric nutrition clinic. She always says she thought she was there to bless others with medicine, food, water, and an additional set of hands but ended up blessed, reigniting a goal to work with women and children as a nurse.
Letitia is married to her hero, a Dallas Police Officer and is a mother to two active little boys. Both of her pregnancies and deliveries were opposite experiences. Her first born was the typical hospital birth while her second flipped her world upside down with preterm delivery at 30 weeks. Letitia attributes her growth as a healthcare provider and a mother to her experience as a NICU mom. As a working mom and former professional student, Letitia feels this is her niche. Supporting families through their initial postpartum experience while considering the future needs for returning to work outside the home or school is a focus of her practice.
In addition to being a Labor and delivery RN, Letitia is trained by CAPPA as a postpartum doula and holds an additional certification as a lactation counselor.