What She Shares:
- Â Â How her own postpartum story inspired her to learn and teach postpartum care
- Â Â The history of the school and about its founder, Ysha Oakes
- Â Â The layout of the Ayurvedic Doula program from the School for Sacred Window Studies
What You’ll Hear:
- Â Â The lineage of the School for Sacred Window Studies
- Â Â Preventing postpartum mood disorders with appropriate care for mothers
-   Why it’s important to have a postpartum care provider who personalizes care
- Â Â Prioritizing comfort and peace during the fourth trimester
- Â Â How doula training has expanded outside of DONA certification
- Â Â Getting clear on the services you provide as a postpartum doula
- Â Â How having a care provider for a new mom affects the mother-baby relationship and nervous system regulation
- Â Â Why Ayurvedic postpartum bodywork is helpful in reducing PMADs
- Â Â Finding your boundaries after birth
- Â Â The value of hiring a postpartum care provider with training and expertise
-   Understanding how food can impact a person’s postpartum experience and healing
- Â Â Taking care of yourself as a postpartum care provider to avoid burnout
- Â Â Approaching the fourth trimester holistically and not as a form of crisis management
- Â Â Investing in postpartum support
- Â Â The professional and social benefits of a group practice
- Â Â Balancing your personal responsibilities with caring for others as a doula
- Â Â The potential effects of hiring a doula for just a few hours a week
- Â Â Moving the cultural dialogue on postpartum through scientific research