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Surrogate Doula - Must already be a PPD - Continuing Education

Teacher: Nancy Hamm, Julia Cavanaugh
Released: 09/02/2024
Level: Beginner
Duration:
Price: $ 297.00

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Duration

Level

Class 1 Modalities

Introduction and Modalities

Class 2 Introduction to the Holistic Postpartum Doula

Class 3 Cultural Competency and Diversity

Class 4 Ethics and Professionalism in a Postpartum Doula Practice

Plan Name	Price
Course without Manual:	$ 297.00
Course with Manual:	$ 357.00

Name	Level	Release Date
Postpartum Doula Complete Online Course		09/02/2024
Postpartum Doula Course - NCS Students only with approved course (see description below)		09/02/2024
Surrogate Doula - Must already be a PPD - Continuing Education		09/02/2024
Products for students		07/24/2024
Products for guests		07/24/2024

Name	Level	Release Date
Postpartum Doula Complete Online Course		09/02/2024
Postpartum Doula Course - NCS Students only with approved course (see description below)		09/02/2024
Surrogate Doula - Must already be a PPD - Continuing Education		09/02/2024

Modalities Used in this Course

1. Homeopathy

To make a homeopathic remedy

How do I pick a remedy for me or someone else?

Can a pregnant woman, breastfeeding moms, or a newborn baby use homeopathy?

How to use a Homeopathic remedy

Commonly used remedies for new moms:

Homeopathic remedies for postpartum, lactating and moms

Vaginal Delivery

C-Section Recovery

Lactation Support

General Postpartum Well-being

2. Herbal remedies

Herbs commonly used for Postpartum mothers.

best herbs used to prevent and treat postpartum mood changes.

Vaginal Delivery

C-Section Recovery

Lactation Support

General Postpartum Well-being

3. Acupressure

4. Essential Oils for Postpartum Mothers

Vaginal Delivery

C-Section Recovery

Lactation Support

General Postpartum Well-being

5. Reflexology

Adult and Infant

Introduction to Holistic Postpartum Doula Work

Welcome to the world of Holistic Postpartum Doula care! As you embark on this journey, you will be preparing to provide invaluable support to new families during one of the most transformative and vulnerable times in their lives. This introduction will outline the role and responsibilities of a postpartum Douala, their scope of practice, and the importance of Holistic Postpartum Doula support.

Role and Responsibilities of a Postpartum Doula

- Emotional Support

- Physical Support

- Informational Support:.

- Resource Referrals:

Scope of Practice

- Non-Medical Care

- Education and Guidance:

- Supportive Presence

- Boundaries and Referrals:

Importance of Holistic Postpartum Doula Support After Birth

- Improved Maternal Health:

- Successful Breastfeeding:

- Enhanced Infant Care:

- Family Bonding

- Reduced Stress and Overwhelm:

Cultural Competency and Diversity

In today's increasingly diverse world, cultural competency and diversity are essential components of the doula profession. As a doula, your role goes beyond providing physical and emotional support during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period. It also involves understanding and respecting the unique cultural backgrounds, beliefs, and practices of the families you serve.

Indian Culture
Chinese Culture
Middle Eastern Culture
Hispanic Culture
African Culture
Jewish Culture
Respecting Religious Practices
Supporting Family Bonding

Homeopathy and Herbal Remedies

1.Vaginal delivery

2.C-section

3.Lactation support

4.Preventing and treating postpartum mood changes

5.Inflammation and postpartum bleeding.

Baby Blues

PPD or Psychosis

Bereavement From Loss/Miscarriage of Baby

1.How to listen and help surrogates process

Hormonal Changes:

1.Mood Swings

2.Energy Levels

Lactation:

1.Support with pumping for surrogate baby

2.Management

Drying up Milk

Legal and Financial Issues

Legal Agreements
Unforeseen Expenses

C-section and Vaginal Aftercare

1.Bellybinding

2.Vaginal bleeding

3.Scar tissue massage

Nutrition

Food and nutrition for healing body

Coping Strategies and Support

Professional Counseling
Postpartum Care from Doctors

Social Issues

Support System
Public Perception and Stigma
Relationships with Intended Parents

Emotional and Psychological Issues

Postpartum Depression and Anxiety

- Symptoms

- Risk Factors

Emotional Adjustment:

- Sense of Loss

- Fulfillment

Separation from the baby:

- Attachment

- Coping Mechanisms

Identity and Role Adjustment:

- Transition

- Support

Self-Care

- Rest and Recovery

- Healthy Habits

- Personal Time

- Closing of the Bones

Coping with Miscarriage or Stillbirth as a Surrogate

Effective Communication with Clients,

Healthcare Providers, and Other Support Professionals

Effective Communication with Other Support Professionals

Understanding and adhering to ethical standards

and maintaining professionalism for the Doula.

Confidentiality

Billing Invoices

Understanding Ethical Standards

These are essential aspects of a successful postpartum doula practice. This ensures that you provide the highest level of care while respecting the boundaries and needs of your clients. Here’s a detailed guide on ethics, professionalism, and maintaining boundaries in postpartum doula work.

Confidentiality
Informed Consent
Non-Judgmental Support
Professional Integrity
Client Autonomy
Scope of Practice
Define Your Role
Collaboration with Healthcare Providers
Maintaining Professionalism
Professional Boundaries
Continuous Education
Professional Appearance
Clear Communication
Ethical Marketing
Boundaries in Professional Relationships
Emotional Boundaries
Physical Boundaries
Professional Boundaries with Colleagues

Communication Skills

Effective Communication with Clients, Healthcare Providers, and Other Support Professionals

Effective communication is crucial in running a successful postpartum doula practice. The DISC model, which categorizes communication styles into four types: Dominance, Influence, Steadiness, and Conscientiousness, can help you understand and adapt to different communication preferences. Here’s how you can use the DISC model to improve communication with clients, healthcare providers, and other support professionals.

DISC Personality Test

Understanding the DISC Model

Effective Communication with Clients

Identifying Client Communication Styles:
Communicating with Dominant Clients:
Communicating with Influential Clients:
Communicating with Steady Clients:
Communicating with Conscientious Clients:

Effective Communication with Healthcare Providers

Identifying Healthcare Provider Communication Styles:
Communicating with Dominant Healthcare Providers:
Communicating with Influential Healthcare Providers:
Communicating with Steady Healthcare Providers:
Communicating with Conscientious Healthcare Providers:

Effective Communication with Other Support Professionals

Identifying Communication Styles of Support Professionals:
Communicating with Dominant Support Professionals:
Communicating with Influential Support Professionals:
4. Communicating with Steady Support Professionals:
Communicating with Conscientious Support Professionals:

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Modalities Used in this Course

Vaginal Delivery

C-Section Recovery

Lactation Support

General Postpartum Well-being

Vaginal Delivery

C-Section Recovery

Lactation Support

General Postpartum Well-being

Vaginal Delivery

C-Section Recovery

Lactation Support

General Postpartum Well-being

Communication Skills

DISC Personality Test

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