About Us
American Doula Association
"A doula stands by the mother with love and support"
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At the American Doula Association,
Our mission is to provide the highest quality of support to expecting mothers. Our doulas uphold core values of professionalism, empathy, and client-centered care. Prioritizing the individual needs and preferences of each mother, they continuously strive for personal and professional growth through ongoing learning and collaboration within the birth community. Cultural competence is integral to their practice, ensuring respectful and inclusive support for clients from diverse backgrounds. By embodying these values, our doulas establish themselves as trusted allies for expectant mothers seeking compassionate and empowering support.
American Doula Association
Our Team
COO
Shirley H.
DOS
Bahar O.
CEO
Alexia H.
Our Mission Statement
Doulas seeking work with the American Doula Association uphold core values essential to providing exceptional support to expecting mothers. Demonstrating professionalism, empathy, and a commitment to client-centered care, doulas prioritize the individual needs and preferences of each mother. They continuously strive for personal and professional growth through ongoing learning and collaboration within the birth community. Cultural competence is integral to their practice, ensuring respectful and inclusive support for clients from diverse backgrounds. By embodying these values, doulas establish themselves as trusted allies for expectant mothers seeking compassionate and empowering doula support through the American Doula Association.

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What is the purpose of a doula?
"By the nature of their role, community health workers manage sensitive information about clients and communities. Community health worker practice relies on laws and protocols to guide their decisions about how to handle client information. One of the most important laws established to protect the privacy and confidentiality of health information is commonly referred to as HIPAA, also known as Health Insurance Portability Act. Note: If working in a HIPAA covered organization this training is only an introduction and you may still be required to attend HIPAA training through your employer. Not all organizations are HIPAA covered entities."
