49 min

Ep. 17: A Step-by-Step Birthworker's Guide, Supporting Survivors Who Birth Series, Pt. 2 Birth Bruja Podcast

    • Education

You are listening to episode 17, part 2 of the Supporting Survivors Who Birth Series- A dive into the intersections of sexual violence and birthwork and what we can do to best be of support for survivors.

As some of you may know, I am a rape crisis peer counselor and a birthworker that specializes in supporting survivors through the birth experience.

In this episode, I offer a step-by-step breakdown of some of the primary ways in which I offer support to birthing survivors. This is a sneak peak into my upcoming training through Cornerstone Doula Trainings in December 2019 called Supporting Survivors Who Birth. It’s a 4hr online intensive with an anti-oppression based exploration into the intersections of sexual violence and birthwork.

In this training you will...
*Deepen your understanding of the workings & impact of sexual violence
*Unveil the ways in which trauma can manifest for survivors through birth, pregnancy, & postpartum
*Embody these practices through role playing to FEEL what it can be like to provide support in the moment
*Identify and strengthen your abilities to best be of support

The first two parts of this series are a sneak peak into the training- go to birthbruja.com to see a detailed description of what the course will cover.

One final note on sound quality before we begin- I had family visiting and had to record atop our bed. As such, you’ll occasionally hear sounds of a rustling weiner dog’s collar along with whooshing sounds of her moving to cooler spots on the bed. #MomLIfe

The music you heard in today’s show is entitled “Healer,’ by Sampa the Great. Deep gratitude to We Rise Production for assistance in production.

Go to birthbruja.com to learn about upcoming trainings, mentorship circles, and more. Follow me on social media @birthbruja to continue the conversation.

You are listening to episode 17, part 2 of the Supporting Survivors Who Birth Series- A dive into the intersections of sexual violence and birthwork and what we can do to best be of support for survivors.

As some of you may know, I am a rape crisis peer counselor and a birthworker that specializes in supporting survivors through the birth experience.

In this episode, I offer a step-by-step breakdown of some of the primary ways in which I offer support to birthing survivors. This is a sneak peak into my upcoming training through Cornerstone Doula Trainings in December 2019 called Supporting Survivors Who Birth. It’s a 4hr online intensive with an anti-oppression based exploration into the intersections of sexual violence and birthwork.

In this training you will...
*Deepen your understanding of the workings & impact of sexual violence
*Unveil the ways in which trauma can manifest for survivors through birth, pregnancy, & postpartum
*Embody these practices through role playing to FEEL what it can be like to provide support in the moment
*Identify and strengthen your abilities to best be of support

The first two parts of this series are a sneak peak into the training- go to birthbruja.com to see a detailed description of what the course will cover.

One final note on sound quality before we begin- I had family visiting and had to record atop our bed. As such, you’ll occasionally hear sounds of a rustling weiner dog’s collar along with whooshing sounds of her moving to cooler spots on the bed. #MomLIfe

The music you heard in today’s show is entitled “Healer,’ by Sampa the Great. Deep gratitude to We Rise Production for assistance in production.

Go to birthbruja.com to learn about upcoming trainings, mentorship circles, and more. Follow me on social media @birthbruja to continue the conversation.

49 min

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