The Next Level: What the Future Holds for Hospital-Based Doula Collaboration
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Parent experiences during childbirth in the hospital setting can be deeply affected by the relationships and interactions between the support team and medical providers. At the same time, we know that at times it can be challenging to foster a great working relationship between the various people on the birthing team. In this session, L&D nurse and Tiktok creator, Jen Hamilton will discuss the doula/provider relationship and how to create the best possible space for birthing families. Although Jen has 3 million Tiktok followers, she still works at the bedside caring for families as they go through the birth process. She is passionate about the importance of doulas in the hospital and will share insight into what she believes are the factors that contribute to more powerful relations. Doulas and medical providers working together to create the most positive and safe environment for birthing people will ultimately be the future of collaboration that will take client support to the next level.
This session was recorded as part of the 2023 in-person conference and the recording is presented with the slide presentation/audio.
Krista Maltais
AdvPCD/PDT(DONA), ALC, BS
Krista Maltais is an Advanced Postpartum Doula and Postpartum Doula Trainer with DONA International as well as an Advanced Lactation Counselor with the Academy of Lactation Policy and Practice. She holds a BS in Family Studies from the University of New Hampshire and is the Founder and Owner of Relief Parenting Respite & Resource Center in Hampton, NH; the first and only parenting center of it’s kind. She is also the author of “My Baby, My Doula, and Me”, a children’s book about postpartum doula care.
Krista has the unique lived experience of becoming a postpartum doula at the age of 23 and spending 7 years working as a doula before having her first child.
Krista brings her educational background, professional observations, and personal experiences into each of her workshop and mentorship experiences. She is passionate about perinatal and parental support and strongly believes doula work is a form of advocacy and preventative care.
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