The VBAC Doula, founded by Danis Bailey, is pleased to announce the launch of The VBAC Doula Podcast on all major platforms, starting August 1, 2024. This new initiative is set to provide insightful and supportive content for expecting parents, integrating therapeutic interventions with the birthing process to facilitate successful vaginal births after cesarean sections (VBAC).
The VBAC Doula brand is dedicated to enhancing the birthing experience by offering a blend of counseling, doula services, holistic healing, and educational resources. Danis Bailey, the founder, brings a unique perspective to this field due to her own personal birth experiences. Having undergone cesarean sections herself, Bailey understands the challenges and emotional hurdles faced by women seeking a VBAC. This empathy and first-hand knowledge position her to effectively support her clients.
Bailey’s educational background further differentiates her from other birth workers. She holds a Master’s degree in Social Work and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Central Florida, along with a certification in Marriage and Family Therapy. This extensive training allows Bailey to employ various therapeutic modalities and interventions to aid her clients. By addressing mental and emotional barriers, she helps expecting mothers reframe their thoughts and build the confidence needed for a successful VBAC.
The VBAC Doula Podcast aims to reach a broader audience, sharing valuable insights and expert advice on the birthing process. The podcast will cover topics ranging from the psychological aspects of childbirth to practical tips for a successful VBAC. Bailey’s dual expertise as a doula and therapist will provide listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the physical, emotional, and mental components of childbirth.
In each episode, Bailey will draw on her experience and knowledge to discuss important issues related to childbirth and maternal health. Listeners can expect interviews with other experts in the field, as well as personal stories from mothers who have experienced VBAC. By creating a platform for these discussions, Bailey hopes to empower more women to consider and achieve a natural birth after cesarean.
One of the key aspects that sets The VBAC Doula apart is the integration of therapeutic techniques in the birthing process. Bailey’s background in social work and psychology enables her to provide a level of support that goes beyond traditional doula services. She offers a holistic approach that includes mental health counseling, which is crucial for addressing the fears and anxieties that can accompany childbirth.
Bailey’s commitment to her clients is evident in the personalized care she provides. She takes the time to understand each client’s unique situation, offering tailored support and resources. This individualized approach helps to build trust and rapport, which are essential for a positive birthing experience. Bailey’s ability to connect with her clients on both a professional and personal level is a testament to her dedication and passion for her work.
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The VBAC Doula is not just a business; it is a community. Bailey fosters a supportive environment where expecting parents can find the guidance and encouragement they need. Her holistic approach addresses the physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of childbirth, ensuring that her clients are well-prepared for their birthing journey.
As The VBAC Doula Podcast launches, Bailey is excited to share her knowledge and experience with a wider audience. She hopes that the podcast will serve as a valuable resource for expecting parents and contribute to a greater understanding of the importance of therapeutic support in the birthing process.
For more information about The VBAC Doula and to access the podcast, visit thevbacdoulafl.com. Follow The VBAC Doula on Instagram at @thevbacdoulafl and listen to the podcast at The VBAC Doula Podcast.
Danis Bailey’s innovative approach to doula services is making a significant impact in the birthing community. By combining her expertise in social work, psychology, and therapeutic interventions, she is helping more women achieve their goal of a successful VBAC. The launch of The VBAC Doula Podcast marks an exciting new chapter in her mission to support and empower expecting parents.
Published by: Khy Talara
