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This training is the combined in-person and online programme for those preparing to work as doulas or birthkeepers. A deep dive into supporting pregnancy and birth over 6-12 months, including a weekend face to face in Cornwall.
It includes:
A two-day in-person training weekend
Structured online learning modules
Scheduled live group calls
A private WhatsApp group for peer connection and updates
Guidance towards completion of a case study
A one-to-one reflective session for accreditation
The in-person weekend focuses on practical and relational aspects of doula work, including:
Physiology of pregnancy and birth
Practical ways to support pregnancy and birth
Communication and boundaries
Working alongside midwives and medical staff
Birth planning and informed decision-making
The role and scope of a doula
Teaching includes discussion, practical exercises, scenario work and group reflection.
The online modules provide structured theoretical content and resources to support learning between and after the in-person sessions. These can be accessed in your own time and revisited as needed.
Live group calls are held to support integration of learning, answer questions, and discuss real-life experiences as you begin working with families.
A private WhatsApp group is provided for peer connection and practical communication related to the course.
To complete the training and receive accreditation, participants are required to:
Complete a case study
Attend a one-to-one reflective session
This programme is designed to provide both foundational knowledge and practical preparation for doula practice.
This training is the combined in-person and online programme for those preparing to work as doulas or birthkeepers. A deep dive into supporting pregnancy and birth over 6-12 months, including a weekend face to face in Cornwall.
It includes:
A two-day in-person training weekend
Structured online learning modules
Scheduled live group calls
A private WhatsApp group for peer connection and updates
Guidance towards completion of a case study
A one-to-one reflective session for accreditation
The in-person weekend focuses on practical and relational aspects of doula work, including:
Physiology of pregnancy and birth
Practical ways to support pregnancy and birth
Communication and boundaries
Working alongside midwives and medical staff
Birth planning and informed decision-making
The role and scope of a doula
Teaching includes discussion, practical exercises, scenario work and group reflection.
The online modules provide structured theoretical content and resources to support learning between and after the in-person sessions. These can be accessed in your own time and revisited as needed.
Live group calls are held to support integration of learning, answer questions, and discuss real-life experiences as you begin working with families.
A private WhatsApp group is provided for peer connection and practical communication related to the course.
To complete the training and receive accreditation, participants are required to:
Complete a case study
Attend a one-to-one reflective session
This programme is designed to provide both foundational knowledge and practical preparation for doula practice.