There is an a real need for perinatal care for 2SLGBTQIA+ birthing people. This includes adequate and supportive lactation and chestfeeding information, postpartum doula care that is affirming and informed, perinatal mental health clinical support that can carefully assess the specific needs of [...]
Our Birth Stories Anthology, Vol 3: Unexpectedly in the Undertow is here! Our incredible instructor Sara Nolan of Tell Your Birth Story spent 6-weeks with the participants to help them in fleshing out their stories, holding space with them, and getting it all down on paper! We use a [...]
An 8-week virtual support group where members delve into topics such as self-care, confidence, boundaries, coping tools, and other relevant topics. Members will have the opportunity to support one another and remove stigma, isolation and impact meaningful change in each of their lives. The [...]
Click here to read our Birth Stories Anthology, Vol 2: A Life Forced to be Reckoned With! Our Winter 2002 Birth Story Series Anthology is finally complete! Instructor Sara Nolan of Tell Your Birth Story spent 6-weeks with participants talking about their stories, helping folks write and edit [...]
In March, to honor Women’s Month we’re thrilled to be hosting several free, virtual professional development workshops through the Women’s Center. Here’s a breakdown of what we’ve got: 3/15, 11AM EST Trauma-Informed Care for Women During the COVID-19 Pandemic with [...]
As the pandemic stretches on, families find themselves increasingly isolated, especially during challenging times like after a pregnancy loss. Our friends at Pregnancy Loss Support Program offer caring peer support following a miscarriage, stillbirth, termination for fetal anomalies, or newborn [...]
Click here to read our Birth Stories Anthology, Vol 1! We are thrilled to announce that our Summer 2021 Birth Story Series Anthology is complete! Our very first volume of birth stories truly was a labor of love. Instructor Sara Nolan of Tell Your Birth Story spent 6-weeks with participants talking [...]
10% – 20% of people face perinatal loss and yet, the stories of those who have had such a common and difficult experience continue to be invisible. This number isn’t all encompassing as it doesn’t account for stillbirth, TFMR, and other losses the perinatal community experience. [...]
As a first-aid and CPR educator for children and adults, parents frequently ask me when is the best time to learn CPR? My response is always “yesterday”. I strongly recommend that parents or caregivers take the class and become familiar with the skills prior to a new baby’s arrival. [...]