Blythe TwoSisters, PsyD Dr. Blythe TwoSisters completed her doctorate in clinical psychology in 2012. She is a trained Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorder Specialist. She attended a specialized training in order to help pregnant people understand and manage emotional concerns … Continue reading →
Rachel Moore, Physical Therapy Dr. Rachel Moore is a physical therapist who specializes in pregnancy care, postpartum recovery, and pelvic health. Dr. Moore owns Disrupt Physiotherapy, a physical therapy and wellness practice located in Spring, Texas, where she offers services … Continue reading →
Rowan Two Sisters Rowan Two Sisters and her services as a Urban Curandera, Midwife, BodyWorker, Cofounder of Preggers CAN Be Choosers and Hottie Hooper Healer. Rowan will tell us about CommonSense Childbirth preceptor program which she is applying to and … Continue reading →
dfghjk Lyndsey Hookway is a pediatric nurse, children’s public health nurse, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, Holistic Sleep Coach, and birth trauma recovery practitioner. She has worked in hospitals, clinics, the community, and within clients’ homes for 20 years, serving … Continue reading →
Lorissa Eichenberger, Having a Baby in the Time of COVID Lorissa Eichenberger, MA, LMFT, PMH-C, joins us to discuss ways to care for yourself if you are welcoming a little one in the season of COVID.
Continue reading →Laura Minnigerode Laura Minnigerode is an educational researcher and parent-teacher. Her trainings focus on supporting early brain development: emotions and language. She is a certified Hand in Hand instructor who has been working with the Parenting by Connection approach for many … Continue reading →
Kim Jones, Parenting in the COVID Crisis Kim Jones is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist practicing in Houston, Texas. She received her Master of Arts degree in Family Therapy from the University of Houston-Clear Lake … Continue reading →
Ashley Musil, CPM Ashley Musil, CPM, tells us about COVID-19 and the changes in the way we handle birth and postpartum in hospitals, birthing centers, and home birth or community birth. She will also tell us about the document COVID-19—Current … Continue reading →
Camellia May, LPM Camellia May, LPM, shares the Strong Start Study of birthing centers – advantages of using a birthing center for reduced cesarean, lower cost to the public, fewer maternal deaths, and higher consumer satisfaction. Camellia May is a … Continue reading →
LaToya Shields, maternal mortality and morbidity, and substance use/lack of support LaToya Shields, BSW, MPA, LCDC-I, has been in the social service field for well over 15 years. She currently holds the position of Manager of the Specialized Programs and … Continue reading →