Doula Training Made Simple

Everything you need to become a confident, socially conscious, knowledgeable doula in Maine in one comprehensive program.

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A complete Learning program

Imagine a comprehensive, Maine-specific doula training program where you simply enroll and start learning—no barriers, no hidden costs. Our all-inclusive fee covers almost every aspect of your education, ensuring you gain the knowledge and skills needed to become a confident, empowered doula.

With ongoing mentorship even after completion, you’ll have the support you need to build your own business, collaborate within your community, or join an agency with ease.

We’re committed to removing obstacles and guiding you every step of the way, so you can focus on what matters most: supporting Maine families.

What does a Heart of Maine Doula Training cover?

  • History of doula work

  • Anatomy and physiology of childbirth

  • Medical management of labor

  • Emotional and physical support techniques

  • Postpartum support

  • Breast/chestfeeding basics

  • Newborn care

  • Communication and advocacy

  • Cultural competency and diversity

  • Professional skills

  • Business

  • and so much more!

Why was Heart of Maine Created?

Our mission is to cultivate a community of knowledgeable, compassionate, and locally-rooted doulas uniquely equipped to serve Maine’s diverse families. We provide training tailored to Maine’s culture, healthcare landscape, and rural realities, so doulas can deliver exceptional support, build meaningful connections, and advocate for improved maternal and infant health throughout our state. We are dedicated to honoring Maine’s traditions, promoting equitable care, and building a strong network of birth professionals committed to the well-being of Maine families.

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