BIRTHFIT Coach Seminar Director, Melissa Hemphill, and Regional Director for BIRTHFIT Houston, Leah Barto, fly to England for a BIRTHFIT Coach Seminar. Listen in on some behind the scenes.

Tracie is the founder of the National Black Doulas Association. Tracie began her career in the Birth Doula field in 2000 after her second child was born. She has attended over 1500+ births with families birthing in hospitals, birth centers, and homebirths throughout the SF Bay Area & beyond. Tracie now spends most of her time in Atlanta while supporting doulas of color across the United States.

Emily navigates the depths of her own body, with the support of her birth team: her husband Jason, her midwife Carey, and her mother Judy. You are invited to join them and be a witness to Emily every step of the way in a documentary called These Are My Hours. In this episode, Emily shares what is was like being in the lead role of this documentary.

Dr. Elise is the BIRTHFIT Pugent Sound Regional Director. Three months after she gave birth to her third child she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Elise shares what the last year as looked like her, and what her biggest life lessons have been.

Dr. Deb Kern is a nurse, health educator, physical trainer and Ph.D health scientist. She has taught hundreds of women how to nurture their body temple in speaking engagements, workshops, dance classes and worldwide retreats. Deb shares a bit on Ayurvedic medicine, which she learned while living with a tribe in Costa Rica.

Emily and Michael share the homebirth story. Emily's pregnancy lasted 41 weeks and few days. Emily and Michael share how they kept calm in the last few weeks and how they used their birth dream team to get them through the most intense experience of their life.

Rachel is a mother of four. She has two livign sons, and her twin daughters died at a few weeks old in the summer of 2008. Rachel and her sister Crystal started Teamotions. The teas are specifically developed to help support people in grief as they integrate the experience of loss. In this session, Rachel shares the first ever Infant Loss Plan.

Dr. Alyssa Berlin is a clinical psychologist specializing in pregnancy, postpartum and parenting. She offers private counseling for women individually and with their partners on issues such as anxiousness and emotional fluctuation during pregnancy, postpartum blues and depression, and the complex issues that can arise between and around new and expectant parents. Dr. Berlin is the creator of The AfterBirth Plan Workshop, a program that prepares couples for what to expect after a baby is born and how to prepare for a physically and emotionally healthy postpartum transition for the baby, for each partner and for the evolving relationship.

Lorena received an MBA in finance and has always been an entrepreneur at heart. She first realized her love for business and entrepreneurship while having a successful career in real estate. She quickly discovered her passion for technology and the digital space and decided to depart real estate to pursue launching her own businesses to combine all of her passions. Lorena is the co-founder of Bloguettes in Phoenix, Arizona that specializes in providing hands- on training tools to creative entrepreneurs. Her latest endeavor is inspired by the birth of her son and in 2018 she launched Majka, providing wholesome nutrition to new mothers.

Light Watkins is a breath of fresh air in this world. As a boy from Alabama who always believed in bigger things, the hustle and bustle of city life, and connecting with the universe, Light followed his heart to NYC then to Chicago and finally to Los Angeles. Light has been meditating for 16 years and teaching for 12 years. He teaches vedic meditation. As Deepak Chopra says, "Light Watkins’s approach to meditation is both simple and profound. With him as your guide, you will unlock the secrets to establishing a regular and powerfully healthy daily practice.”