This blog post talks about how pregnant and birthing people are made to feel personally responsible for managing their health and wellness in pregnancy, despite social inequalities.

This blog post explores reproductive justice, looking at fertility, birth, and postpartum.

Learn about how your nervous system impacts labour and birth and how you can use this information to have a smoother birth experience.

Not getting pregnant is not your fault. Why we all need to be mindful of responsibilization in fertility spaces.

How thinking about birth as running a marathon can help us prepare for labour, whatever it holds in store for us.

How we bridge ancient birthing wisdom with modern medical technologies to ensure better care for birthing people and their families.

Why you’ll never hear me dismiss your worries about a rare condition or pregnancy complication as a birth doula who specializes in supporting pregnancies after infertility, loss, birth trauma, or with medical complexities.

Why you’ll never hear me use unqualified research evidence in my work as a birth doula who specializes in pregnancies after infertility, loss, birth trauma, or with medical complexities.

Why you’ll never hear me say “birth is natural” or “birth is beautiful” as a doula who specializes in supporting pregnancy after infertility, loss, birth trauma, or with medical complexities.

Why I don’t say “you just need to trust you body” as a doula who specializes in pregnancy after infertility, loss, birth trauma, or with medical complexities.

Introducing myself and my doula business to folks in the Calgary area looking for doula care.

This blog post provides links to specialized online, doula, and counselling resources for families seeking support after experiencing infant or pregnancy loss.

Things to do (and not to do) when supporting a loved one following infant or pregnancy loss.

Ideas for how to honour infant or pregnancy loss this Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.

The story of my son's life, in honour of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.

Pregnancy after a previous loss can bring with it additional challenges and require extra supports. Learn about some of the things you might use to support you during this time.

Why talking about birth trauma is important and why these conversations are important for birth doulas and their pregnant clients.

Learn all about our new prenatal visit structure in our birth doula packages for pregnant folks in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

At Beltane Birth Doula Services, we specialize in providing quality birth support to families having babies after experiencing infertility, infant or pregnancy loss, or having 'complex' pregnancies in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Read to learn more...

Learn more about how birth doulas can support the planned or unplanned c-section birth of your baby in Halifax, Nova Scotia.