​For Birth Professionals

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Blossoming Bellies offers several opportunities for perinatal professionals to build their skills, knowledge, and expertise through observation, hands-on techniques, and three different levels of membership tiers.
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Scholarships are available for BIPOC birth workers wanting to attend the Creating Space workshop
​and/or the Posterior Positioning workshop.


Opportunities for Birth Professionals include:

Perinatal Professional Membership Program
three different tiers of membership with monthly or yearly enrollment, offering access to continuing education, discounts on workshops and class observation, monthly Q and A sessions, and more

Creating Space: Pelvic Dynamics and Fetal Positioning for an Efficient Birth
An eight hour workshop specifically for those in birth-related fields, approved for 8 CEs through the PA Board of Nursing

Supporting the Posterior Baby: A Shift in Perspective
This four hour workshop covers the research on posterior fetal positioning and will leave you with confidence and skills for supporting clients with posterior babies

Self-Paced Continuing Education Workshops
​Pelvic Biomechanics
The Roots of Obstetrics
Supporting Clients through Cesarean Birth

Pelvic Biomechanics and Physiological Birth Trainings for Perinatal Professionals
Workshops ranging in time from two to eight hours, geared towards birth professionals who want to explore pelvic biomechanics, explore the historiography of obstetrics and pelvic-related biases, and develop tools to encourage easier births for clients

Online VBAC Course
This course prepares expectant parents for vaginal birth after cesarean and provides education and resources for birth professionals.  It offers 6 continuing education units through ICEA, good for most doula and childbirth education recertification requirements

Live and Recorded Webinars and Webinar Bundles
One hour webinars to gain knowledge, techniques, and information on specific topics related to the childbearing year and the work of birth professionals, many of which offer continuing education through ICEA

Observation of a Class
Class observation is required by doula certification programs and offers an opportunity to gain insight and knowledge while meeting expectant families