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Training programs for all birth support professionals
(BRN Approved CEP)

The Coaching Edge for Birth Workers


Burn-Free Birth Work

Perinatal coaching techniques that deliver real results and lasting impact— for birth workers ready to transform maternal care, avoid burnout, and thrive in their practice

Everyone’s talking about changing maternal care—  raising vaginal birth rates and offering patient-centered care. But who’s actually showing you how to make it happen?

Hardly anyone is saying this, so I will:

Hands-on birth support alone won’t make you impactful, successful, or a catalyst for real change in maternal care.

The truth is...

Yes—physical support matters. It helps clients feel comforted and cared for. But it’s not how they achieve their desired birth and postpartum experiences.
And for birth workers? It often leaves us burnt out and unfulfilled. 

What does move the needle?

☑️If your perinatal support actually shift their mindset from fearful to confident.

☑️If you identify and resolve their limiting beliefs 

☑️If you help them step into their agency and autonomy so they avoid submissive behavior 

☑️If you stand out and attract high-paying clients so you can thrive and not burn out 

☑️If you stand in power with your clients — amplifying their voices and choices, not fighting anything


That’s exactly what we’re doing inside The Coaching Edge for Birth Workers. We're mastering conversational coaching skills and exercises explicitly designed to renovate birth support, taking your practice to the next level- the coaching edge. We go beyond the hands-on model. 

So If you’ve been feeling burnt out or unsatisfied with the outcomes you’re facilitating—it’s time.  it's time to join us and take your practice to the next level. 

We believe in you! With your passion and our game-changing perinatal coaching framework, you can do it! We can thrive as a birth worker and change maternal care.

Let's reinvent birth support—together.  

The Birth Coach Method® is an approved continuing education
provider
by the Board of Registered Nursing, offering a worldwide top-rated,
expert-endorsed perinatal coaching certification program. 

Childbearing: From Fear Reaction to Confident Creation
is a free guide for birth professionals who are ready to shift to gain impact and income. It explores the hidden biases, cultural norms, and systemic influences that impact both expectant and new parents and birth support professionals. It offers deep insight, empowering perspectives, and transformative tools to elevate your confidence and clarity as a birth worker. This isn’t just about information—it’s about transformation. 

 


Birth Coach Method has given me the tools to get at the heart of what my clients truly want and the tools to help them manifest the experience they desire...This method has helped me better understand, connect with, and empower my clients to align what they believe with what they want and ultimately lead them to achieve those goals.

Our Growing Global Community

Our community of Transformational Perinatal  Coaches is growing!  Among us are doulas, childbirth educators, prenatal yoga teachers, obstetric nurses, and midwives. From prenatal sessions throughout childbirth and during the postpartum period, we show you how to integrate strategies transformative strategies that have been proven to lead individuals to optimally navigate and perform throughout their Journey of pregnancy, birth and becoming a parent. 

 

Newly trained birth support coaches with their certifications

Words from my 🤍

I felt defeated and heartbroken as a birth worker - doula, and childbirth educator when my clients didn't experience their desired childbirth experiences. I was ready to quit and give up my passion for supporting expectant people. But then...

I discovered transformational coaching. 

I developed a game-chaining method, and suddenly, I was having those priceless moments, witnessing my clients standing in their power with confidence, firm convictions, and a positive mindset about their ability to have healthy, empowering experiences. The miracle is they were well-prepared, and it reduced the hours of hands-on work significantly. More pregnant people were having better births, and they've asked me to continue coaching them during the postpartum period. I knew I must show more birth pros how to unlock the secret to healthy and positive childbearing experiences. And that started prenatally with juicy and impactful coaching conversations.

Now, more than ever, expectant and new parents are searching for long-term and empowering support,  and with the proper training you can be the coach that helps them navigate their journey to confident parenthood.

Let's reinvent birth support...together

Neri Life-Choma, Founder
CD, Doula trainer, CBE, Coach, CHP, NLP prac.  
Author of The Art of Coaching or Childbirth

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