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The Work of Doulas with Jacquelyn Clemmons
Today we are highlighting the work of Jacquelyn Clemmons, a birth and traditional postpartum Doula. Mrs. Clemmons comes from a lineage of birth supporters, healers, and entrepreneurs and uses her passion for supporting mothers through their pregnancy journey to Cure, The Culture of the dismissive practices and disparities around maternal care.
The moment a woman learns she is pregnant is when she needs her community to rally around her. Black women often don't get a chance to experience pregnancy in this way, which is why the work of Doulas is "a valuable part of maternity care." Mrs. Clemmons joins us to share her story and invaluable tips on receiving the best care during your pregnancy.
Key Takeaways:
[00:02:44] What is a doula?
[00:07:34] Get to know Jacquelyn Clemmons
[00:19:35] Hear what Jacquelyn most rewarding experience as a doula was [00:23:51] This is the difference between OBGYN's, Midwives, and Doula's [00:34:12] Your rights during labor and delivery
[00:34:42] The benefits of Doula's and postpartum support
[00:58:21] What's inside Jacquelyn book, and how you can grab your copy
Takeaways to help you Cure The Culture:
● The support of a Doula was reserved for the rich - learn why this level of care is necessary for all women.
● Can your passion for healing co-exist with your entrepreneurial drive? Jacquelyn proves it can.
● Doulas act as an advocate for the mothers to be. For women of color, this is crucial due to the increased mortality rate of black women in childbirth. Know your rights and how you can advocate for yourself.Mentioned in this episode:
Jacqueline's book: https://delaluzwellness.mykajabi.com/offers/rkwSyLKK/checkout
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Today we are highlighting the work of Jacquelyn Clemmons, a birth and traditional postpartum Doula. Mrs. Clemmons comes from a lineage of birth supporters, healers, and entrepreneurs and uses her passion for supporting mothers through their pregnancy journey to Cure, The Culture of the dismissive practices and disparities around maternal care.
The moment a woman learns she is pregnant is when she needs her community to rally around her. Black women often don't get a chance to experience pregnancy in this way, which is why the work of Doulas is "a valuable part of maternity care." Mrs. Clemmons joins us to share her story and invaluable tips on receiving the best care during your pregnancy.
Key Takeaways:
[00:02:44] What is a doula?
[00:07:34] Get to know Jacquelyn Clemmons
[00:19:35] Hear what Jacquelyn most rewarding experience as a doula was [00:23:51] This is the difference between OBGYN's, Midwives, and Doula's [00:34:12] Your rights during labor and delivery
[00:34:42] The benefits of Doula's and postpartum support
[00:58:21] What's inside Jacquelyn book, and how you can grab your copy
Takeaways to help you Cure The Culture:
● The support of a Doula was reserved for the rich - learn why this level of care is necessary for all women.
● Can your passion for healing co-exist with your entrepreneurial drive? Jacquelyn proves it can.
● Doulas act as an advocate for the mothers to be. For women of color, this is crucial due to the increased mortality rate of black women in childbirth. Know your rights and how you can advocate for yourself.Mentioned in this episode:
Jacqueline's book: https://delaluzwellness.mykajabi.com/offers/rkwSyLKK/checkout