There are no prerequisites to enroll in this course. You do not need to be a doula or have any specific background experience. This course does not result in certification.
This is one of four lessons that make up our Prerecorded Abortion Doula CE Complete Course (Canadian Context) Bundle. We offer our CE courses with the option of purchasing select lessons, or the entire course, as a way to increase the accessibility of this information.
There are two additional masterclasses that may be of interest to you, that are not included in the Canadian Complete Course Bundle. These were originally recorded for the US Context Abortion Doula Course, but information is largely transferrable between cultural contexts. These guest masterclasses on Clinical Abortion Procedures, and Herbal Abortion 101 can be purchased individually if they interest you.
This core class offers the opportunity to learn about ways to practice abortion support, including doula collectives, private practice, and community practice.
Corrective captioning provided with replays of live sessions. Additional prerecorded materials include automated captioning.
Please email [email protected] for additional accommodations.
When you purchase this class (1/4) you will receive:
Prerecorded class about models of abortion doula practice.
Additional prerecorded materials, written materials and resources.
A reflective prompt to deepen your learning.
Access to our private online community to expand your access to a community of folks who are committed to abortion advocacy.
One year of access to all materials and recordings.
Automated CC in English provided for replays of live sessions. Please send an email to [email protected] about your accessibility needs.
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About this course
Intro Reflection
Video: Intro to Collective Models vs Private Models
Collective vs Private Models Slide Deck
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Video: Prerecorded Class
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Giselle Johnson
Giselle (they/them) is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). They provide support to birthing people during labour, postpartum families and those experiencing pregnancy & infant loss & termination. Giselle became a doula because they wanted people to feel safe, validated and well cared for during the unique transitions that one experiences once they become pregnant. They continue to care for families through infant feeding consultations, perinatal education & evidence based information. Their practice is Queer & Trans affirming and rooted in reproductive justice and anti-oppression. Giselle offers Anti-oppression training for individuals & organizations working to create safer spaces for their clients. They are based in Toronto, Canada.