Childbirth education, birth doula, and bereavement doula services that are science-based and faith-informed
If you want to invite your priest to gain knowledge about or skills in supporting families through and after miscarriage, here are three ways you can invite him to learn more about pregnancy loss.
Here are the details on my next Holding Space for Pregnancy Loss training: it's designed especially for Catholics and open to all, and it's happening in South Bend, IN.
A couple of weeks ago, I had the honor of being a guest on Victoria Wilson's IGTV series for Mother Well Doula, Doula Well, to talk about doulaing clients through loss.
It's not something most of us think about, but it can be a really important thing to know.
Going "on call" can look different for each individual doula. For me, being on call means...
For part three of my series on epidurals, let's cover how getting an epidural is like making a poke cake. And if you who don't know what a poke cake is, let's cover that too!
For part two of my series on epidurals, I am sharing why getting an epidural is like making cookies: you have to wait.
If the title of this post piques your interest, I know an article you should read.
For part one of my series on epidurals, I'd love to share with you four really important reasons why you should hire a doula when you're planning to get an epidural.
Before you ask, nope, they're not made of placenta.
Abby the Sociologist Doula 