Real Talk about Becoming a Doula: The podcast that pulls back the curtain on doula work Sun, 24 May 2026 16:55:30 -0300 en-us © 2026 Real Talk about Becoming a Doula: The podcast that pulls back the curtain on doula work yes c08b683d-b6e4-55c2-b21d-3f8a7659204a Pascaline episodic false Thinking about becoming a doula but wondering what this work is really like behind the scenes?

This podcast is for aspiring doulas and anyone curious about the real journey into birth work. Join Pascaline for honest, down-to-earth conversations about what it truly takes to become a doula. From personal introspection, picking a doula school, training and certification to reality of on-call life, emotional challenges, business realities, and the incredible privilege of supporting families through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

Whether you’re seriously considering this career path or simply exploring your interest in the perinatal world, this podcast offers a realistic and encouraging look into the world of doula work. Through personal experiences, practical insights, and candid discussions, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of both the rewards and challenges of supporting families during one of the most important seasons of their lives.

New episodes cover topics like:

  • what doulas actually are,
  • which school is the right fit for you,
  • types of certification to chose from,
  • balancing doula life with family life,
  • realistic income expectations,
  • planning for self-care,
  • and the many career paths within the perinatal world.

Whether you're caring for little ones, commuting to work, or unwinding at the end of the day, join me for real conversations about becoming a doula.

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Pascaline https://storage.buzzsprout.com/swckws23jjpnr6e2yg8zl01e7hbj?.jpg Real Talk about Becoming a Doula: The podcast that pulls back the curtain on doula work Trailer: Intro to Real Talk About Becoming a Doula Trailer: Intro to Real Talk About Becoming a Doula Welcome to Episode 0 of Real Talk About Becoming a Doula — the podcast for women who feel drawn to birthwork and want an honest, realistic look at what becoming a doula truly involves.

In this introductory episode, I share my own journey into the perinatal world, from prenatal education to over 10 years of supporting families as a doula in New Brunswick, Canada, and later becoming a doula educator.

This podcast was created to help you make an informed decision about whether doula work feels right for you — beyond the social media version of birth work.

Whether you’re seriously considering doula training, exploring careers in the perinatal world, or simply curious about what this profession is really like, you’re in the right place.

Subscribe to follow along for honest conversations, real experiences, and practical insight into the world of doula work.

]]> Welcome to Episode 0 of Real Talk About Becoming a Doula — the podcast for women who feel drawn to birthwork and want an honest, realistic look at what becoming a doula truly involves.

In this introductory episode, I share my own journey into the perinatal world, from prenatal education to over 10 years of supporting families as a doula in New Brunswick, Canada, and later becoming a doula educator.

This podcast was created to help you make an informed decision about whether doula work feels right for you — beyond the social media version of birth work.

Whether you’re seriously considering doula training, exploring careers in the perinatal world, or simply curious about what this profession is really like, you’re in the right place.

Subscribe to follow along for honest conversations, real experiences, and practical insight into the world of doula work.

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