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EPISODE · May 30, 2025 · 41 MIN

Doula

from Life Shouldn’t Hurt with Grant Fedoruk · host Corus Radio

This is a discussion with Millie Friedman, a doula and president of the Doula Association of Alberta, about the role of doulas in the pregnancy, birth, and postpartum journey. Friedman explains that doulas provide non-medical emotional, physical, and educational support to empower individuals and their partners through childbirth, advocating for their preferences and needs. She emphasizes the importance of community and feeling seen during this transformative time and describes the contracting process and cost of hiring a doula, noting the availability of sliding scales and pro bono services. Friedman also touches on Hypnobabies, a method using hypnosis for childbirth, and the evolving nature of doula work, highlighting the need for increased recognition within the healthcare system.

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