POSTPARTUM DOULA TRAINING NOVEMBER (IN PERSON) BROOKLYN

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POSTPARTUM DOULA TRAINING NOVEMBER (IN PERSON) BROOKLYN

Thursday, November 14th - Sunday, November 17th, 2024 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM EST
$1,199 per person ($799-$1199 sliding scale tuition)
Information

This course lays the foundation for anyone pursuing a path as a postpartum doula. A collaboration between Carriage House Birth, Woven Bodies, Samantha Huggins and Dorcas Davis Consulting, our 4 day intensive program offers comprehensive training and fundamental information so you are adequately equipped with the expertise to support birthing families with confidence and compassion in the perinatal health space.


Every person’s postpartum experience is unique so we think it’s critical that our doula training students learn from teachers with a breadth of lived experiences. Your teachers will include experienced doulas, seasoned mentors focused on the perinatal space, esteemed birth educators, and antiracist and LGBTQIA+ activists. You will be led by instructors Dorcas Davis, Lindsey Bliss, and Morgane Richardson. In the CHB training program you will also dig deep into questions of bias, privilege, race, and inequalities, which all intersect the postpartum process.


Training Topics

Each week we will deep dive into a new subject essential for your foundational training. Here’s a sample of what will be covered over the course of the 4 days. 


+Anti-racism workshop with Dorcas Davis Consulting

+LGBTQIA+ Workshop with Woven Bodies

+Introduction to Reproductive Justice 

+History of American Childbirth and Postpartum Care

+The Right to Parent Statistics and Global Standards and Principles of Research

+Postpartum Mental Health and a Holistic Approach to Support

+Postpartum Preparedness and Birth Healing

+Infant Feeding Basics

+Business Modeling Basics

Our goal is to make our doula training as accessible as possible: if this kind of work is calling you, we can make it work for you. 
CHB offers a sliding scale of $799-$1199 for more information CLICK HERE and scroll to the bottom of our FAQs.


Providing our doula training is a huge commitment in both time and resources for our team, and as a result we do not offer refunds on any cancellations. We understand that life happens and a one time deferment may be granted. For tuition deferment please contact us at info@carriagehousebirth.com 

 

Schedule
Thursday, November 14th - Sunday, November 17th, 2024 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM EST
Instructors
Lindsey Bliss

Lindsey Bliss is a seasoned birth doula, a childbirth educator, co-founder of Carriage House Birth, and the mother of seven. Lindsey is considered to be a multiples expert after giving birth to two consecutive sets of twins. She is the author of The Doula’s Guide to Empowering Your Birth. Lindsey has been practicing since 2009 and has supported first time parents, multiparas, single parents, LGBTQIA+ families, twin births, medicated and non-medicated vaginal births, cesarean births, and VBACs.

Dorcas Davis

Dorcas Davis is a racial justice activist, antiracism strategist, equity designer and facilitator.  The founder of Dorcas Davis Consulting - a diversity, equity, inclusion and antiracism-centered consulting firm - Dorcas supports leaders and organizations in implementing sustainable, progressive change. Dorcas’s expertise in facilitating dialogue related to issues of diversity and equity has resulted in her working with people and organizations across the United States and around the globe including in Rwanda, United Arab Emirates, and Chile. She has designed diversity and equity workshops and trainings that serve over 6000 participants annually at universities and across various industries.

 

Dorcas co-founded the March for Racial Justice as a response to the racial inequity and injustice in the United States’ justice system. Through her activism work, Dorcas collaborates on various racial justice initiatives nationwide.

Morgane Richardson

Morgane Richardson (she/her) is the co-creator of Woven Bodies (www.wovenbodies.com), an inclusive perinatal practice supporting all bodies from fertility and family planning through parenthood. She comes into this space with over 10 years experience as a perinatal health educator, doula and a lifetime as a community + human rights activist.  Prior to creating Woven Bodies, Morgane worked as the Director of the NYC Doula Collective as well as Head of Practitioner Relations at Allbodies, a start-up in the sex and reproductive health space. Morgane holds a B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology and Art History from Middlebury College and an M.A. in Gender and Peacebuilding from the UN-Mandated University for Peace. She grew up in Brooklyn, NY but now lives in Kingston, NY with her wife and their three children.

Location

Grand Street Healing Project

105 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY 11249

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Testimonials

"The intention that's woven throughout each session is truly something I don't think that I would have found in any other virtual doula training. This thought and intention and the budding community among my cohort makes me so grateful to have taken this training with Carriage House." - Meghan Jean-Felix


"I cannot recommend this course enough if you are thinking of becoming a postpartum doula. I came in wanting to do this because of my own crappy postpartum experience and ended up gaining so much more insight on the work that I would be doing. If I could do this course all over again, I would." - Devon Fleury