LEARN with Dr. Doula
"In my family, I am a part of the first generation born in a hospital. My mother and the mothers before her were born at home, surrounded and supported by family. In fact, it was my Mom who told me, 'Don’t worry, Anny... when you are ready to have a baby, I will teach you everything you need to know...' It is in the spirit that my mother desired to share with me that I seek to share with you. People of African descent have always needed to be equipped to HELP themselves, HEAL themselves, and SAVE themselves. Make sure you KNOW THE BASICS about sustainable ways of caring for women during the childbearing year." ~Dr. Doula
Through the Black Birth Renaissance "10 THINGS" Signature Course, Sankofa Birth Ambassador Mentoring and the "Sankofa Ways" Intensive Dr. Doula shares fundamental practices of birth and postpartum care from the African continent that have been essential to sustain the African Diaspora for centuries.
Through the Black Birth Renaissance "10 THINGS" Signature Course, Sankofa Birth Ambassador Mentoring and the "Sankofa Ways" Intensive Dr. Doula shares fundamental practices of birth and postpartum care from the African continent that have been essential to sustain the African Diaspora for centuries.
Black Birth Renaissance
Signature Course
"10 THINGS"... WHAT EVERY WOMBMAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BIRTH & WHAT EVERY HELPER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT POSTPARTUM
Foundational information & practical guidelines for WOMBmen & the helpers who support them during the childbearing year
Foundational information & practical guidelines for WOMBmen & the helpers who support them during the childbearing year
The Black Birth Renaissance Signature Course "10 THINGS" is answering a need greater than training Black doulas. "10 THINGS" was created to EQUIP BLACK WOMEN WITH THE FUNDAMENTALS WHAT WE NEED TO HELP OURSELVES ONCE AGAIN. In order to change our situation, we need Black women to be what we were before we assimilated into majority culture institutions. We ALL need to have knowledge and skills about the childbearing year so that we can lose the fear that has taken hold of us about birth. As Black WOMBmen, we ALL need to become reacquainted with birth, whether it is chosen as a career or not, so that we are in a better position to save ourselves.
PURCHASE NOW to get access to more than 5 hours of video teaching sessions and course notes with resource links.
“10 THINGS"... WHAT EVERY WOMBMAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BIRTH:
Includes fundamental knowledge that is important for birthing mothers and their support people to know and consider while preparing for birth. It includes information about modern practices and those that acknowledge women of African descent and diverse cultures strong birth traditions within society. General topics covered are: From Back Then to Here & Now, The Medical Side of Birth, Envisioning Your Birth, Integrating Traditions, Bonding with Baby
"10 THINGS"... WHAT EVERY HELPER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT POSTPARTUM:
Derived from common practices found through research of African cultures, whether in the north, south, east, and west of Africa. These indigenous practices have also been continued throughout the African Diaspora and are foundational to the care of new mothers. General topics are: Becoming a Helper, Nurturing the New Mom, Breastfeeding, Rites of Passage, Postpartum Depression
PURCHASE NOW to get access to more than 5 hours of video teaching sessions and course notes with resource links.
“10 THINGS"... WHAT EVERY WOMBMAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BIRTH:
Includes fundamental knowledge that is important for birthing mothers and their support people to know and consider while preparing for birth. It includes information about modern practices and those that acknowledge women of African descent and diverse cultures strong birth traditions within society. General topics covered are: From Back Then to Here & Now, The Medical Side of Birth, Envisioning Your Birth, Integrating Traditions, Bonding with Baby
"10 THINGS"... WHAT EVERY HELPER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT POSTPARTUM:
Derived from common practices found through research of African cultures, whether in the north, south, east, and west of Africa. These indigenous practices have also been continued throughout the African Diaspora and are foundational to the care of new mothers. General topics are: Becoming a Helper, Nurturing the New Mom, Breastfeeding, Rites of Passage, Postpartum Depression