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MindBodyBirth Roseanne Ebert CD(DONA) Birth Doula, Childbirth Education & Lactation Services My philosophies are pretty simple. 1- Women's bodies were made to give birth.

I have been a Birth Doula for nearly 18 years, Lamaze trained in 2005, and received my CLC credentials in 2014. The less we mess around with the natural order of things, the better the process tends to go. 2 - Women need to seek out great evidence based info on pregnancy and childbirth so they can make the best choices for themselves and their babies. 3 - There is no one perfect, ideal birth scenario. Every woman is entitled to craft her own personal birth story. My job is to help her figure out what that is and then help her achieve her goals - whatever they may be.

Perinatal Mental Health is on my mind today. Give a read of this wonderful interview with my friend Elizabeth Bretz.
05/01/2024

Perinatal Mental Health is on my mind today. Give a read of this wonderful interview with my friend Elizabeth Bretz.

Recognizing World Maternal Mental Health Month with Elizabeth Bretz LCAT, LCSW, PMH-C Apr 30, 2024 Today marks the beginning of World Maternal Mental Health Month. In many countries, as many as 1 in 5 mothers experience some type of perinatal mental health disorder (PMHD). These illnesses frequently...

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I have been a Birth Doula for nearly 14 years, Lamaze trained in 2005, and received my CLC credentials in 2014. My philosophies are pretty simple. 1- Women's bodies were made to give birth. The less we mess around with the natural order of things, the better the process tends to go. 2 - Women need to seek out great evidence based info on pregnancy and childbirth so they can make the best choices for themselves and their babies. 3 - There is no one perfect, ideal birth scenario. Every woman is entitled to craft her own personal birth story. My job is to help her figure out what that is and then help her achieve her goals - whatever they may be.