As a doula, you sit close to families during the most vulnerable seasons of their lives. You see the tears that don't quite fit, the racing thoughts behind tired eyes, the intrusive worries whispered when no one else is listening.
But many birth workers tell us the same thing: “I knew something wasn't right, I just didn't know what to do, or who to call.”
This workshop bridges that gap with clarity, compassion, and clear next steps.

Walk away with the tools, language, and confidence to support birthing families through perinatal mental health challenges without overstepping your scope of practice.
Supporting families in the tender weeks after after birth
Walking with clients through labor and delivery
Caring for feeding journeys and the hearts behind them
Preparing parents with knowledge and confidence
All who hold space for new families
Exploring birth work and perinatal care
Shauna Rich is a perinatal mental health therapist, co-founder of Mother Rising, and longtime advocate for birth & families.
Her work focuses on perinatal anxiety, OCD, birth trauma, matrescence, and helping parents build sustainable support and community during the perinatal period.
She is passionate about bridging the gap between mental health education and the real-life experiences doulas witness every day.
Become the doula who knows what to do — and who to call — when a family needs more than reassurance. Register below.