Immersive Online

Doula Course

Everything OBC - Online Only

7 Online Modules

Online self-study, approximately 6-8 hours of weekly work. You will submit coursework and videos of practical demonstrations to complete the course. You’ll also be required to attend 2 live masterclasses and 1-2-1 mentoring session online in addition.

Weekly Accountability Sessions

A key aspect of the training! Speak to Alex, Michelle and your fellow trainees on important topics such as Human Rights in perinatal practice, cultural appropriation as well as business acumen. And get support with your studies!

2 Live Masterclasses

2 sessions with experts in their field on Cultural Safety and Advocacy, and Perinatal Trauma available live online, exposing you to some of the best information about inclusive birth practices on offer.

8 weeks online only training

Our next course starts on the 13th May 2024

Mentoring

2 mentoring sessions during the course to help you carve out your doula path. 6 mentoring sessions (included in the cost of your training) to support you through the recognition process.

For more information about the course content please click here

Weekend Online Practical

Online gathering with your fellow trainees to go through practical training skills such as massage, and birth pool prep.

Juicy bonuses for you!

  • A monthly newsletter with information about the latest research, continuing Professional Development opportunities and support for your doula practise.

  • The option to add The Original Birth Connection logo to your website

  • Discounts and free additional workshops and discussions for our doulas

  • Opportunity to continue your mentoring with The OBC after you qualify as a doula at a discounted rate!

Our next Immersive Doula Training starts 19th February 2024

Immersive Online OBC Birth Worker Training
£1,999.00
One time
£249.87
For 8 months

Everything amazing about training with The OBC - Online only!

Vision, mission and values

Here at The Original Birth Connection we aim to facilitate the education of birth workers who are equipped to support all who birth within our communities sensitive to race, sexuality, gender identity, and religion.

We understand that the language we use is important and work hard to ensure we use terminology and phrases that include all who birth in our communities. But please recognise that as creators of this programme we too are on a journey to acknowledge, recognise and evolve our learning about issues of race, gender identity, sexuality, ableism and fat phobia. If we have made mistakes please do not hesitate to discuss these with us and we will strive to make changes and improvements in our language, content and approach to the work. 

We understand that we all arrive at this point in our birth work journey from different backgrounds, hold different beliefs and with different lived experiences.

We will endeavour to ensure a learning environment that is open to an exchange of information and ideas but we will not entertain homophobia, transphobia, ableism, racism or fat shaming in our learning spaces which includes our social media platforms, our shared private facebook groups and this learning platform. 

Our aim is to create a space where all bodies and people are acknowledged and celebrated through the work that we undertake.