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Episode 1: What Doulas Know

  • What Doulas Knows
  • Sep 11, 2019
  • 2 min read

Everybody needs a doula.

Photo by John Looy on Unsplash

Going through life is so much easier with a companion who is there for you unconditionally. A doula is a companion, an educator, an advocate, a cheerleader, and so much more. In Episode 1, Carolyn and her guest, April Kline, discuss a doula's role in the process of labor and delivery.



“A doula who is practicing in her integrity understands that it's not about her. I feel that my job as a doula is to look for every single possible way to bring that birthing individual and their closest people even closer.”

About Our Guest


April Kline

April Kline is a Certified Professional Midwife with a Masters in Midwifery. She is also certified in prenatal massage, newborn and infant massage and will soon complete her certification to be a Lactation Consultant. April graduated from the Healing Hands Institute in New Jersey in 2001. She is certified through the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork, is a second-degree Craniosacral bodyworker with the Upledger Institute, and is also a Reiki Master and teacher. She has studied Shiatsu at the Ohashi Institute, and has also studied Somatoemotional Release, birth trauma resolution, Therapeutic Touch, Myofascial Release and Reflexology.


April is a born educator, teaching at the Midwives College of Utah in both the undergrad and graduate departments for ten years with a specialty in nutrition and mother-baby bonding and also walking people through NOURISH, a 28-day reset she developed that helps people balance their hormones, heal their guts, remove brain fog, reduce systemic inflammation, and achieve their ideal weight while regaining energy and vitality.


April is also the founder and creator of the Birth With Spirit Doula Certification training program that promotes grounded, whole-person pregnancy, birth and postpartum support.


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1 comentário


Jennifer Steinke
Jennifer Steinke
11 de set. de 2019

Love this! The best births I have attended is when the parents bond grows during the birth process. A doula is there for support, to support the couple and their wishes. This podcast nailed it! Thanks ladies for sharing.

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All information presented in this podcast is intended for educational purposes only,and is not intended as medical diagnosis or treatment. The persons presenting the episodes are not licensed doctors.  You should consult a qualified medical professional before making any decisions regarding your health, including any decisions based on information presented here.

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