Using a rebozo wrap, a traditional Mexican shawl, is a wonderful way to provide comfort, support, and pain relief during labor. Join us to deepen your skills and enhance the birthing experience with this time-honored practice.

The early postpartum period is a crucial time for healing, yet many pelvic floor challenges go unnoticed—leading to long-term issues for new moms. In this workshop for doulas and birth workers, we’ll explore three commonly overlooked perinatal concerns: pelvic pressure, perineal healing, and abdominal strength in the first 40 days.

Join South Jersey Doula Alliance for a powerful Black Maternal Health Week (BMHW) event, where we honor the legacy of Black birth workers and highlight the changemakers shaping maternal health in our community today.

Guiding our clients with evidence-based information empowers them in their decision-making, helps us advocate for beneficial practices, and strengthens our professional integrity. Learn how to incorporate evidence-based information into your practice.

As birth and postpartum doulas, we play an important role in supporting the mental and emotional health and well-being of new parents. The more we learn about perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs), the more we can raise awareness, educate our clients, and connect them with resources as needed.