Keeping Your Power for families helps parents find their voice in self-advocacy. Working alongside their doula and childbirth educator, they discover themselves, the system where they are giving birth, and practice advocating for themselves in prenatal appointments and in labor. Families practice critical thinking to make confident decisions in their care reducing the risk of trauma including learning red flags to watch for and communication skills to use with their care provider. This course also encourages families to take accountability for their beliefs and advocating for themselves first making our job as an Advocate Doula easier.

Facilitated by:

Traci Doula, Advocate Doula & Doula Mentor

Traci is a wife of 28 years and has home-schooled four children, three of which have gone on to graduate college and start their adult lives. She has been serving women and families through their pregnancy, labor, and postpartum period in Montgomery, Alabama for over 20 years. She is passionate about birth and is committed to educating, supporting, and serving in any way she can to help a family meet their birthing goals. She also educates birth-workers on a national and international level, which prompted these courses. Traci provides awesome insight to empowering birth-workers to serve their families better. She will leave you with a full understanding of how to “Keep your power” when serving clients and the birthing team.

Learn more about Traci at her website here.