The question often comes up in doula circles “how do people manage to swing doula work and family or other jobs”. It can be especially hard for people, like me, who are just starting [...]

In 2019 Doula Canada has set a goal of supporting our diverse population of doulas and childbirth educators. One of the main initiatives in this goal has been to hire more bilingual staff… [...]

Doula Canada is pleased to have Renée Curry joining our administrative team as our Grant and Fundraising Coordinator. Renée will be working with Doula Canada to create further opportunities to [...]

Doula Canada is honoured to have Miranda Kelly joining our administrative team as our Indigenous Doula Consultant. Miranda will be working with Doula Canada to create opportunities and [...]

2018.  A year of connection. A message of reflection from our Director. When the last light switch is turned off on our yearly trainings I like to sit back and reflect on the growth, the hiccups, [...]

Doula Canada in partnership with Tynan Rhea is offering our Sex and Birth Support Person Training again starting October 1st. Below, Tynan discusses the importance of this training and why [...]

Recently some Doula Canada members have had their hands full with comments or suggestions that “not all doulas are created equal.” For many years Doula Canada has prided itself on our [...]

This on-site training is a component of the full Infant and Pregnancy Loss support training program. This program will focus on multiple stages of loss in pregnancy and the labour and birthing [...]

Back in April 2017, I got this idea from a friend about doula training.  The alarms in my head started blaring and my fingers frantically raced across the keyboard trying to find a training in [...]