Learn To Doula Village https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html News, Vlogs & Blogs Full-Spectrum Doula Training for the Real World of Reproductive Care Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) in Doula Work AI Scribe Tools, Privacy, and Client Reporting Hospital Integration Reflection Assignment Supporting Partners, Siblings, Grandparents, and Chosen Family NICU, Neonatal Death, and Infant Death Stillbirth, Labor, Birth, and Immediate Postpartum Care Abortion and Pregnancy Termination Support Cultural, Religious, and Personal Beliefs Pregnancy After Loss and Ongoing Reproductive Grief Understanding the Full Spectrum of Pregnancy Outcomes Optional Notebook Practice: Scope and Ethics Case Reflection Hands-On Training Requirement and Options Pregnancy Nutrition, Food Access, and Doula Scope Supporting Partners and Family While Centering the Client Applied Communication Check: Three Scope-Safe Scripts Centering the Client While Supporting Partners and Family Cultural Humility, Access, and Respectful Care Hospital Orientation and Team Communication Readiness Client Documentation Scenario Assignment Documenting Hospital Collaboration and Debriefing Birth Facility Research Worksheet Assignment Professional and Community Resource List Assignment Final Portfolio and Completion Review Client Intake, Prenatal Notes, and Birth Logs Module 3 Knowledge Check: Sovereignty and Nervous-System-Aware Support Module 3 Scenario Practice: Notice, Support, Ask, and Refer How Stress and Safety Cues Can Affect Coping and Communication Maternal Sovereignty: Centering the Client’s Body, Voice, and Choices Module 2 Knowledge Check: Ethical Practice and Collaboration Practice: What Would You Do Next? Informed Consent and Decision Support in the Birth Room Cultural Pathways of Birth and Humility in Childbirth Education Birth Settings: Home, Birth Center, Hospital, and Transfer Readiness Fetal Monitoring and TOCO in Labor: What a Doula Should Know Pelvis, Fetal Positioning, and Labor Progress Labor Physiology, Stages, and Normal Variation Prenatal Care, Screening, and Monitoring Basics Third Trimester: Readiness, Late Pregnancy, and Birth Setting Planning Second Trimester: Movement, Planning, and Growing Confidence First Trimester: Early Pregnancy, Safety, and Support Supporting the Client’s Voice When Decisions Feel Pressured Steady Presence and Communication Under Stress Creating a Sensory-Supportive Care Environment Trauma-Informed Support, Consent, and Psychological Safety Neurodivergent-Affirming Doula Support Hormones, Stress, and Supportive Birth Conditions Notice, Support, and Refer Without Diagnosing Supporting Informed Decisions and Client-Led Advocacy