That doula revolution

2/6/2023 0 Comments

That doula revolution

You may have heard me speak or read something written by me where I spoke about training to become an Indigenous Full Spectrum Doula.
You may have heard about Doula work and the important impacts this role is having for families and health care navigation.

I'm excited to be a part of the Cornerstone Birthwork Training team with Capstone Canada. This training is fullsome and radical-two of my favourites qualities.

Sign up for this year's first cohort and learn what's in your Doula bag.

REGISTER HERE:
https://cornerstonedoulatrainings.teachable.com/p/capstone-canada-feb

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About Chrystal

My pen name is Chrystal Waban and I am a member of the Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation.
Displaced from my community and culture before I was born, the choice to use the Ojibway word for dawn, my public and pen name is a choice to honor the years I grew on Ojibway territory.

Born in Marathon, Ontario into a line of wanderlusting matriarchs, my stories are winding and trailing. Thank you for reading these small gathered stories, as I carry and share each one in ceremony as a healer of myself and my lineage.

CONTENT WARNING: These blog musings are comprised by a generational survivor of Spanish Residential School, war, gendered disenfranchisement, and on-going systemic oppression and violence as an Indigenous woman.
The subject matter may include discussions of pregnancy loss, abortion, fertility, abuses such as drugs, intimate partner violence, financial, emotional, physical and sexual assault, domestic violence, death, dying, murder, overdose, homelessness.

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Writing is my medicine.

That doula revolution

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