Birth Worker Informational Interview

from Work University · host Analisa Felix, The Work University Podcast

Sam Leeson is a Birth Worker. What does that mean? For Sam this means working with people needing assistance with Fertility, Surrogacy, Adoption, Pregnancy, Labor, Birth, Newborn Parenting, Sibling Preparation, etc. And what is a Doula? Learn what these roles consist of and how to get into this career. As with anything miraculous, there are downsides as well. Whewf! Sam, thank you for this behind-the-scenes peek at your amazing work!

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