In this episode, Christine Eck welcomes Kristin Revere, founder of Gold Coast Doulas, for an inspiring conversation about the power of community in birth and postpartum work. Kristin shares her journey from new mother to leader of a thriving doula agency, and discusses how holistic, non-judgmental support can transform the postpartum experience for families and caregivers alike.

Key Topics Covered:

• The founding story and growth of Gold Coast Doulas
• Why “mothering the mother” is at the heart of their agency philosophy
• The importance of community and connection for both doulas and families
• Adapting support to the unique needs, values, and cultures of each family
• How Gold Coast Doulas prioritizes the well-being of their team to prevent burnout and support flexibility
• Current challenges facing new families, including technology, isolation, and changing social expectations
• Real-life stories about the transformative power of postpartum support for parents, partners, and siblings
• Practical tips for honoring your instincts and seeking out the support you deserve

Resources Mentioned:

• Gold Coast Doulas: Find them on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok: @GoldCoastDoulas
• Podcast: Ask the Doulas
• Book: "Supported: Your Guide to Birth and Baby" by Christine Revere (available in audio, paperback, hardcover, Kindle)

Action Items:

• Connect with Kristin Revere and the Gold Coast Doulas team on social media
• Check out the “Ask the Doulas” podcast for more conversations on holistic family support
• Explore "Supported: Your Guide to Birth and Baby" for guidance on birth prep and postnatal recovery

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