Wholistic Birth Doula Certification

Course Summary

The Mothership's Certification Programs were designed to meet the highest level standards of professionalism in the field of womb work. You will receive a curriculum that is culturally relevant and experience-based wisdom from Traditional Midwives. In this Wholistic Birth Doula Certification, you will also explore anatomy, wholistic birth comfort measures and herbal therapies through our robust multi-media library and video lectures. All books and supporting materials relevant to the class are included. In the online course you can begin immediately, taking the classes on your own time with this online platform. You can also join one of our study retreats or mentor led certification classes to get the information in person.

Wholistic Birth Doula Certification

As an Mothership Wholistic Birth Doula, your objective is to aid the mother through her birth journey, teaching her about managing breathing, pain and emotions and helping her to accomplish her birth plan whether it's natural or medicalized.

In addition, The Mothership's Wholistic Birth Doulas work together to form a united front of support, linking the parents to resources, information, and counseling.

Topics Covered

This certification class is loaded with goodies; facts about womb wellness you've only heard about and answers to questions you've always wondered about. Together we will explore:

**Traditional Birth Culture of African Women
**Birth Environments
**Comfort measures and breathing patterns
**Natural Techniques and herbal healing methods
**Father inclusion
**Trauma sensitive techniques

Certification Requirements

The Postpartum Recovery Companion Certification Program The Mothership Institute of Womb Wellness and Wholistic Health strives to certify students who are equipped to address the changing cycles and various ways that women evolve in their worlds. To be a serious women's health facilitator, serious research and extensive study is expected. Completing this certification requires:
1. Completion of the core curriculum course
2. Writing a review of a fertility and birth based book, researching a womb health issue that specifically effects Black Women, and critiquing a podcast, article or video based upon womb health.
3. Working with three women who have used your services and writing their womb stories.

Iya Abiye Mawusi Ashshakir CLC, WBD, CBE, Traditional Midwife, Guardian Director

The Mothership Institute

Giving birth should be a mothers greatest achievement not her biggest fear......

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