As a New Horizons students you will receive:

lifetime student portal

mentorship

guidance

business training

certification pathway

local skills lab

trauma-informed education

access to your experience

a supportive community after training

YES! And not only is it evidenced based it's inclusive and trauma informed too!

Not quite. When you finish the training you will be considered a "trained professional birth doula." Attending the training is one part of certification. In order to be certified you will have a few other things to complete. Most people complete certification steps in 6-12 months. You can learn more about certification with PPA here.

Yes. Discounts on training is available to you when you sign up early for training. Prices go up a week before the training starts. Julianne is happy to do a payment plan with you as long as your balance is paid by the start of class. There are scholarships available right now for Colorado residents who intend on becoming a Medicaid doula. Please email hello@nocodoulacollective.com for payment plans or scholarship requests.

Yes! This training has been approved towards an accredited certification through Perinatal Professionals Association. The training is also approved for Colorado Medicaid, Insurance, Carrot, Win, Maven and etc.

Absolutely! Did you know the average lifespan of a doula has been around two years? Often that is because of a lack of business skills and support when you are getting started. When you become a professional doula taking care of your business is just as important as doula work. We are here to help you start your business and as an added bonus you can take Julianne's "Doulas and Dollars" workshop for an entire blue print on how to get your business started. Julianne offers a discount when you sign up for both doula training and Doulas and Dollars.

Yes you can! Some people get into doula work as a side hustle or like Julianne make it their career. You can earn a living wage with time. Starting a business takes patience as it does take time to start earning money. Doula can choose to attend more or less births based on their financial goals. Some doulas work other jobs when they are first starting out and then move into full time doula work as they grow their business.

Early registration helps us plan class materials, reserve the training space, and prepare for each student. As a thank-you for planning ahead, we offer reduced tuition for students who register early.

After your training is complete you will have some assignments on the portal to complete. Once those are completed you can begin the certification process through Perinatal Professionals Association. You will also be given access to a private facebook group for support, linked with a supportive professional community and lifetime mentorship and resources on the portal.

Postpartum Doula Training and other trainings are offered by New Horizons. Visit their website

No. Some students take this training because they want to become professional doulas. Others take it to deepen their knowledge, support loved ones, or add birth support skills to their existing work.

That is completely normal. Many students begin with excitement and uncertainty. This training is designed to help you build knowledge, confidence, and community. And if you are still feeling stuck book a call with Julianne and let's talk it through! (Book a general virtual appointment)