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Birth Trauma Part 2 – When Trauma Takes Root
As doulas, we are given the opportunity to provide support and hopefully enhance the birth experience of our clients. As I’ve outlined in my previous blog post, The Seeds […]
The Seeds of Trauma – Part I: Supporting Birth Trauma as a Doula
This series of blog posts is brought to you from our East Coast instructor Jillian Hand. Jillian shares her perpesctive on trauma from the lens of social worker and […]
Not everyone needs a Doula.
This statement was recently sparked by a family member who made a comment about doulas. “You think everyone should have a doula,” said my cousin-in-law (a fantastic RN in L […]
I Doula because …
There is something to be said for the passion of a career. That burning desire to jump two feet forward and give it all that you’ve got, without hestitation and […]
A Comfort Measure & Traditional tool: The Rebozo
Kelly a student of Doula Canada and owner of Blossom Doula Services has a passion for supporting the labouring person. She wanted to share one of the many tools in […]
Just a Doula.
– By Michelle Stroud – I have a long history of working with prenatal women with my maternity reflexology practice. For a long time I hesitated to take […]
A moment of pause: a doulas memory of loss
Being a birth worker is such rewarding work. Unfortunately we live in reality where every birth is not a joyous, momentous celebratory event. There are down sides to being a […]
