Here I am, coming back again in Eat Pray Doula The skills and knowledge that I learned in EPD Postpartum Retreat was all that I needed to be an awesome doula. Giving space to mama, being present and witnessing … Continued
by Angie Smith In April 2018, I flew out to Bali for Eat, Pray, Doula. For the many months leading up to this retreat, I became more and more excited about being able to learn from the knowledge held by … Continued
Celebrating a true Hero – Ibu Robin Lim There are not enough words to describe and honor Ibu Robin Lim and the midwives she has trained who are spreading gentle birth in Indonesia, the Philippines and around the world on … Continued
Each year, we welcome a few wonderful Indonesians as scholarship winners to our Eat Pray Doula Retreats. One of the missions of Eat Pray Doula is to continue to grow the circle of support and fill in the gaps of … Continued
by Debra Pascali-Bonaro, DONA Doula Trainer and Eat Pray Doula co-teacher alongside Ibu Robin Lim Each year I am so grateful to be back in Bali for Eat Pray Doula. From the moment I leave the airport in Denpasar, Bali … Continued
Are you wondering how to become a DONA Certified Doula? Read this blog post for a great overview of how to become a certified doula Our unique, tropical, DONA Approved Birth Doula Retreat takes place in Bali, Indonesia only once … Continued
by Claire Wyborn Eat Pray Doula changed me in such a deep way that I didn’t need to think too hard about making a decision to return 12 months later…. Eat Pray Doula Advanced Doula Training Retreat 2017 was … Continued
People say I am a patient woman… I now admit that I am. My desire to attend EPD began in 2013, I purchased the DVD “Gorilla Midwife” and after watching that deeply moving doco I wanted to meet Robin Lim. … Continued
by Ashtra Effendy, #haloibu Last March, I got a chance of a lifetime. I became a Doula. This video is dedicated for my doula sisSTARs and my teachers, Ibu Robin, Ibu Debra, and Ibu Mala. Thank you for all your … Continued
By Maharani Yoga Nearly eight and a half years ago, I prepared to become a mother. I was ready to embark on what I felt to be a sacred journey that was simultaneously unique and universal. I had heard the … Continued