​This is a five hour comprehensive CAPPA and DONA approved breastfeeding course that Doulas can submit for Doula Certification.

Birth and Postpartum Doulas are a vital source of breastfeeding information for new (and experienced) mothers and their partners. Often the very first birth professional to assist with breastfeeding, doulas play a vital role in shaping a mother's nursing journey. ​

This 5 hr information information packed DONA approved workshop is perfect for doulas, midwives, nurses, naturopaths, homeopaths and other health professionals working with expecting and new mothers.

If you have a partner, then ​getting pregnant and having a healthy baby is a 50/50 deal! While the focus on fertility support is largely on the person supplying the egg - the person supplying the sperm is equally on the hook! Your ability to become pregnant (and stay pregnant) is impacted by many factors, but the health of the sperm cell that fertilizes your egg is critical. The good news is the factors listed above are relevant for your partner as well, so you can embrace your fertility and ability to get pregnant as a team! If you are eating a clean nourishing diet, avoiding alcohol and caffeine, and maintaining a healthy body weight, but your partner is smoking like a chimney, eats poorly and never exercises, you might run into some troubles. Speak with your partner about how important it is that he takes steps to improve his health too, or encourage him to book a visit with his healthcare practitioner!

The average couple is pregnant within 3 months of trying (and 85% of couples are pregnant within 1 year!) - so statistically speaking we have no reason to expect that you won't be able to get pregnant! In the spirit of health optimization, taking time to support your (and your partner’s) health can improve your fertility for a healthy and happy pregnancy! 

Graduates of the Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training have gone on to start their own private practices working with Mamas-to-be on a one-on-one basis. 

With so many studios in and around Toronto there is plenty of opportunity to work as a Prenatal Yoga Teacher in a public setting. Many of our graduates work within the Toronto Yoga scene including some of our very own instructors!

With so much education around prenatal women and birth, many of our graduates find they have a passion for birth and go on to complete a Birth Doula Training. If this is something that interests you, check out our upcoming Birth Doula Training happening January 26th-28th, 2018. 

As noted above, many of our graduates find they have a passion for birth and therefore will go on to complete some form of Doula training. If this is something that interests you, check out our Spring Postpartum Doula Training happening April 13th-15th.

Many of our students are already Doulas looking to expand their practice, and therefore go on to further education in this area. 

Students of the Prenatal Yoga Teacher training will often compliment their certificate with a certificate in Postnatal Yoga Teacher training. Learn more information on our upcoming Postnatal Yoga Teacher Training happening November 17th-19th, 2017.

It is not uncommon for graduates of this program to go on to use this experience to help with their own pregnancy and birth as well as those close to them. 

Having completed the Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training, many graduates will look to expand in all other areas of yoga teaching by completing their 200 hours. 

Students who have completed the Prenatal Yoga Teacher training have become so impassioned by the experience that they have gone on to open and run their own yoga studios. 

Due to the amount of information regarding the prenatal body, many graduates go on to be experts in the birth industry who then go on to teach others.

If you are looking to further your yoga knowledge, expand your personal practice, or to completely switch careers, the Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training could be for you.