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Find your doula Filter by Language Filter by Regions By Type of Accompaniment Nom Type of accompaniments City LANGUAGES) Member type no results Bérengère Orjubin Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Laurentides Français Membre étudiant Oana Balmau Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Johannie Bergeron Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Capitale-Nationale, Chaudière-Appalaches Français Membre étudiant Kira Samson Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Outaouais Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Éloïse Croteau Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Mauricie, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français Membre étudiant Gabriella Machado Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Outaouais Anglais, Portugais Membre étudiant Lucile Boquien Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montérégie Français Membre Régulier Emilie Archambault Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Laval, Laurentides Français Membre étudiant Marylène Lanari-Boisclair Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Christina Karteris Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Zheng Wang Postnatal et Relevailles Estrie, Montréal, Outaouais, Laval, Montérégie Français Membre étudiant Stephanie De Sousa Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Myers Alix Membre Régulier Annie Archambault-Cassista Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montérégie Français Membre Régulier Caroline Michel Membre Régulier Roxane Ares Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Estrie Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Keshia Pierre Membre étudiant Ronit Wolfson Membre Régulier Kassandra Lepage Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Mauricie, Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français Membre Régulier Stéphanie-Kim Ouellet Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Capitale-Nationale, Chaudière-Appalaches Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Kate Petitclerc Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Mauricie, Estrie, Montérégie, Centre-du-Québec Français Membre Régulier Elisabeth Lachance Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval Français Membre Régulier Emmanuel André Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Capitale-Nationale Français Membre Régulier Marie-Eve Nadeau Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Angélique Durand Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Laurentides Français Membre Régulier Julie Beaulieu Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Lanaudière Français Membre Régulier Cynthia Veilleux Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Estrie Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Roxanne Rozon Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montérégie Français Membre étudiant Pauline Roussel Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Montérégie Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Émilie Bergeron Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean Français, Espagnol Membre Régulier Christine Bélanger Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Lanaudière Français Membre Régulier Eve Baillargeon Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Montérégie Français Membre Régulier Charlotte Fauque Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière Français Membre Régulier Jeanne Canal Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Bas-Saint-Laurent, Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Adriana Perez Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Montérégie Français, Anglais, Espagnol Membre Régulier Sabrina Garcia Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Montréal, Laval Français, Espagnol Membre Régulier Laurie Fréchette Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Mauricie, Estrie, Montérégie, Centre-du-Québec Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Joëlle Turcotte Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Estrie, Montérégie, Centre-du-Québec Français Membre Régulier Carole Jones Préparation à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Allison Welch Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Outaouais Anglais Membre Régulier Kathleen Mathieu Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français Membre Régulier Carol-Ann Lemmetti Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français Membre Régulier Kaëlla Charette Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Outaouais Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Emmanuelle Castonguay Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Montérégie Français Membre Régulier Kathleen Chadenier-Garrabé Préparation à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Estrie Français Membre étudiant Lesley Everest Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Anglais Membre Régulier Geneviève Boileau Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Montérégie Français Membre Régulier Stéphanie Lecompte Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Estrie, Montérégie Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Michèle Blondeau / Cocon sacré Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Capitale-Nationale, Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Chaudière-Appalaches Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Alice De Guise Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Estrie, Montérégie Français Membre Régulier Amélie Blanchette Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Laurentides Français Membre Régulier Chanel St-Louis Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Outaouais Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Amélie Préfontaine Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Estrie Français Membre Régulier Mireille Aubin Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français Membre Régulier Marie-Hélène Plourde Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Capitale-Nationale, Chaudière-Appalaches Français Membre Régulier Hélène Arsenault Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montérégie Français, Anglais, Espagnol Membre Organisme Érika Gauthier Van Grimerbgen Préparation à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Chaudière-Appalaches Français Membre étudiant Marie Jeanne Leblanc-Bastien Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français Membre Régulier Roxane Gratton Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Montérégie Français Membre Régulier Marilyne Paiement Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Laurentides Français Membre étudiant Stéphanie Viger Français Membre Organisme Vicki Langelier Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Florine Marcombe Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français Membre Régulier Justine Collard Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laurentides Français Membre Régulier Rivka Cymbalist Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Estrie, Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Anglais, Italien Membre Régulier Heather Collins Anglais Membre Régulier Lysandre Risdon Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Capitale-Nationale Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Sihem Baaboud Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Martine Desmarais Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Outaouais Français Membre Régulier Anne Lapierre Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Mauricie, Centre-du-Québec Français Membre Régulier Emmanuelle Lapointe-Rioux Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Kimberly Reine Montréal, Laval Français, Anglais, Espagnol, Arabe Membre Régulier Marie-Eve M.Themens Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Montréal Français Membre Régulier Stéphanie Houde Français Membre Régulier Fany Sinodinos Français Membre Organisme Marie Lafontaine Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Montérégie Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Julie Cavé Montérégie Français Membre Régulier Lynda Franklin Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Estrie, Montérégie Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Clara Laflamme Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Capitale-Nationale, Chaudière-Appalaches Français Membre Régulier Ann-Marielle Tinkler Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Outaouais Français, Anglais, Espagnol Membre Régulier Mélodie Gagné Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Capitale-Nationale, Mauricie Français Membre Régulier Alexandra Hébert Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Montréal, Outaouais, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Giovanna De Rosa Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Laurentides Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Laurie-Ann Richard Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Lydia Vallée Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montérégie Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Martine Martine Guermeur Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Estrie Français Membre Régulier Catherine Bouthillier Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français Membre étudiant Laura Taccori Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Estrie, Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Lise Millera Ferriz Accompagnement à la naissance Capitale-Nationale Français, Espagnol Membre étudiant Alexandra Lajoie Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montérégie Français Membre étudiant Marie-Lou Grenier Bartish Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Catherine Traer Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Outaouais Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Florence L'Allier Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Marie-Noël Richer Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Clémence Marchand Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Laurentides Français Membre Régulier Mariepier Mariepier R. Lamoureux Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Bas-Saint-Laurent, Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine Français Membre Régulier Meghan Blondiaux Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français Membre étudiant Léa Couture Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Lanaudière, Laurentides, Montérégie Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Stéphanie Benoit Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Laurentides Membre Régulier Francesca Guénard Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Abitibi-Témiscamingue Français Membre Régulier Hélène Martin Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Capitale-Nationale Français Membre Régulier Barbara Finck-Beccafico Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Montréal Français, Anglais, Espagnol Membre Régulier Jade Arsenault Bérubé Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Capitale-Nationale, Chaudière-Appalaches Français Membre Régulier Valérie Brousseau Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Celyne Perreault Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Montérégie Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Tiffa La Doula Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Bas-Saint-Laurent Français Membre Régulier Daphné Gravel Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français Membre étudiant Mélanie Juvin Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Montréal Français Membre étudiant Cindy Pétrieux, La doula féministe Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français Membre Régulier Catherine Gilbert Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Estrie Français Membre Régulier Stéphanie O'Hara Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Mauricie, Centre-du-Québec Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Bri Nadeau Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Montérégie Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Buzzell Brittany Capitale-Nationale, Estrie, Outaouais Anglais Membre Régulier Karene Payette Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Lanaudière Français Membre Régulier Patricia Lachance Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français Membre Régulier Féroë Pontay Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français, Espagnol Membre Régulier Sophie Rosinger Postnatal et Relevailles Montérégie Français Membre Régulier Christine Gaucher Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montérégie Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Martine Filiatrault Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Kimberley Lavoie Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides, Montérégie Français, Anglais, Espagnol Membre Régulier Natacha Savard Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Outaouais Français Membre Régulier Karine Gagné Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Marlène Bauzet Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français Membre Régulier Catherine Rousseau Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Fertilité et Préconception, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Capitale-Nationale, Chaudière-Appalaches Français Membre étudiant Joanna Gruda Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance Montréal, Laval, Montérégie Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Joanie Gagnon Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Accompagnement à la naissance Capitale-Nationale, Chaudière-Appalaches Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Andréane Garant Membre étudiant Karenne Gravel Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Laurentides Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Laura Maude Doucet Poirier Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Amélie Héroux Interruption de grossesse et Deuil périnatal, Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Laurentides Français, Anglais Membre Régulier Alexandra Raymond Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Mauricie Français Membre Régulier Camille Bouchoucha Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval Français Membre Régulier Laura Mrozek Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Centre-du-Québec Français Membre étudiant Sandrine De Denus Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Laval, Lanaudière, Laurentides, Montérégie Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Bianca-Kate Augustin Préparation à la naissance, Accompagnement à la naissance, Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal, Montérégie Français, Anglais, Créole Haïtien Membre Régulier Lisa (Dee) Perusse Postnatal et Relevailles Montréal Français, Anglais Membre étudiant Find your doula Espace MAM Service de Référence en Périnatalité pour Les Femmes Immigrantes de Québec Le Collectif les Accompagnantes

Contactez-nous par courriel pour toute autre question! Frequently Asked Questions For doulas Any questions? Why become a member of the AQD? Becoming a member of the AQD: More than a membership, a commitment Joining the Quebec Doulas Association isn't just about displaying a logo on its website. It's about being part of a movement. It's about joining a community of doulas who, together, are shaping the future of our profession in Quebec. Visibility and credibility : As a member, your profile is proudly displayed in our official directory, allowing more families to find you! You are also at the heart of our social media communications, which put you personally forward. Continuing Education : Being a doula means constantly evolving. With the AQD, you have access to exclusive member training courses—some free, some discounted—to enrich your practice and deepen your knowledge. Community and Support : Join a network of passionate doulas who share their experiences, discuss the challenges of the practice, and support each other in a caring space. Because being independent doesn't mean being alone. A political act : Becoming a member also means affirming that the work of doulas has its place in the Quebec perinatal landscape. It means participating in a movement that aims to gain recognition for our role with families, the healthcare system, and government authorities. A voice that counts : As an active member, you have the right to vote at general meetings. You contribute to strategic decisions that guide the future of the association and the practice of doulas in Quebec. Why wait? Becoming a member of the AQD means investing in your practice, broadening your horizons, and taking part in a cause greater than yourself. It means making your voice heard, alongside those who share your passion and commitment. Join now and join the movement! You also have access to member privileges and many other benefits. For more details on these aspects, see the following questions in our FAQ : Which type of membership is best for me and what are the differences between them? And Who are the AQD partners who offer member privileges? Become a member Which type of membership is best for me and what are the differences between them? Membre de soutien : Cette adhésion est réservée aux personnes individuelles qui soutiennent la mission de l'AQD et souhaitent contribuer à la promotion de la pratique doula. Cela inclut celles qui ne sont pas encore formées, qui sont en congé de maternité, ou qui ne remplissent pas les critères pour devenir membre régulier. Si tu n'es pas au Québec, cette adhésion te permet de faire partie de la communauté et d’accéder à des formations à tarifs réduits ou gratuits. Note : Les entreprises, associations ou organismes ne peuvent pas adhérer en tant que membres de soutien. Cette adhésion est uniquement pour des personnes physiques. Membre étudiant : Tu as terminé la partie théorique de ta formation et cherches un stage, ou tu as ton diplôme mais n’as pas encore effectué les 4 accompagnements requis. Tu as accès à presque tous les avantages, sauf le droit de vote et les assurances, qui sont réservés aux membres réguliers. Membre régulier : Tu es diplômée, tu as terminé tes stages et réalisé 4 accompagnements. Tu es en pratique active à temps plein ou partiel. Cette adhésion te donne accès à tous les services et avantages offerts par l'AQD. Membre organisme : Les organismes communautaires qui emploient des doulas peuvent devenir membres. Leurs doulas profitent des formations, des rabais partenaires et de la communauté, mais n’ont pas accès aux assurances, car leurs certificats ne sont pas validés. L’organisme a 3 votes lors des assemblées. Devenir membre Who are the AQD partners who offer member privileges? Get these privileges from our partners: Spas Strøm Nordic Spa : up to 35% discount on various services, variable throughout the year; Scandinave Spa Vieux-Montréal : 20% discount on the thermal experience; Skyspa Group : 25% off select services, including the thermal experience, treatments and in-store products in all 4 locations. Insurance An agreement with an insurance company allows members to obtain reduced rates for their liability insurance. Enrichment and training Doula Love : 10% discount on the purchase of a ticket to participate in the “Together, we support” enrichment days; Other partnerships are in development and if you know of any potential partners, please contact us! Subscribe to our newsletter to find out what's new. Become a member Subscribe to the newsletter When should I renew? Membership is valid for one year. At the end of this period, you can choose to renew or terminate it easily. A 30-day grace period is possible, but after this period, the profile will be deactivated and the member will lose their privileges. Example: I join on June 1, 2025. My membership is valid for 1 year. So I will have to renew on May 31, 2026. If I don't renew by July 1, 2026, my profile will be deactivated and I will lose my membership privileges. Can I become a member if I am a doula in another country? Yes, you can become a supporting member. This allows you to be part of our community, access training at reduced rates, and support the AQD's mission, even if you don't practice in Quebec. Become a supporting member I am a doula abroad and I want to immigrate to Canada. What should I do? Currently, only Quebec residents can become regular members. However, you can join as a supporting member, join the community, and benefit from its resources. Once established, you can become a regular member if you meet the criteria. Become a member Does the AQD offer training or recognize certain schools? We have chosen not to certify any specific schools. Rather, our mission is to help future doulas choose training that aligns with their values, needs, and aspirations. Just as we encourage parents to make an informed choice when choosing their doula, we apply the same philosophy to choosing a training school. We're working on a section dedicated to considerations before embarking on the career path, including tips for making an informed choice about your training. This section will be available soon. Free training is already available for our members, and we plan to offer a variety of training and events in the near future. If you'd like to get involved in these projects, please contact us! For more information on upcoming events, you can follow us on our page. Facebook ! Can you work as a doula without official certification? Yes, in Quebec, the doula profession is unregulated, which means it's possible to practice without official certification. However, training is much more than acquiring knowledge: it's about reconnecting with the heart of the doula role and understanding its full depth. At the AQD, we do not seek to regulate or structure the profession as an order, but rather to support doulas in their careers by promoting exchange, resource sharing, and continuing education. We encourage everyone to choose a training program that aligns with their values and vision of support. To learn more, visit our dedicated page: How to choose your training program? How does the AQD support doulas early in their careers? We are currently developing a comprehensive section dedicated to early-care doulas, including support, resources, and services. This project is currently being created and will soon be available at the AQD. If you would like to get involved in this project and contribute to its development, please contact us by email! How can I get involved with the AQD? We have several ongoing projects that require the help of committed and passionate volunteers. Whether it's developing resources, structuring the profession, or supporting our initiatives, every contribution counts! If you would like to contribute to the AQD, propose a project, or volunteer your time, please contact us by email. Together, we can grow and strengthen the doula network in Quebec. Is there a code of ethics or professional standards for doulas? The AQD currently has a code of ethics, but it is currently being revised to reflect a more modern and inclusive philosophy of practice. While we wait for its publication, we invite you to consult our mission, values, and vision, as well as our strategic planning, in the section By the way , which will serve as the basis for this redesign. How to contact customer service? The AQD is run by a dedicated volunteer team within the board of directors. With no physical office or phone line, we operate with flexible hours and complete autonomy. Email is the best way to reach us. Please note that response times may take up to 10 days. In case of emergency, please add "URGENT" to the subject line of your email. I am going on maternity/parental leave, what happens to my membership? AQD membership is designed to accommodate different lifestyles, including periods of downtime like maternity leave. It offers you much more than just a listing in the directory: it's a continuous connection to the community, access to training and resources, and a way to stay connected, at your own pace. Here are some options depending on your situation: Temporarily disable your directory profile through your account settings if you wish to take a public break. Maintain your membership to continue enjoying the benefits and keep a foothold in the community. Change your status to Supporting Membership at the time of renewal if you want a lighter package while you are on leave. We're here to support you, no matter what season you're in. Contact details Email: info@aqdoulas.com Social networks Coordonnées Privilèges membre

Les doulas du Québec ont choisi de se regrouper sous l'Association Québécoise des Doulas afin de s'unir pour faire briller l'accompagnement doula. Nous représentons, défendons et développons la pratique doula pour transformer positivement l’expérience périnatale au Québec. Trouve ta doula sur notre bottin. Quebec Association of Doulas United to make doulas shine Find your doula We represent, defend and develop the doula practice to positively transform the perinatal experience in Quebec. Doulas working with pregnancy and childbirth have come together under the Quebec Association of doulas (QAD) banner to promote perinatal support. Together, they create a space for sharing, working together and mutual support. Learn more Become a member of the QAD In addition to helping promote doula practice, your AQD membership entitles you to free or discounted training, a profile in the Find Your Doula directory, commercial insurance coverage, and discounts from our partners. You also join an engaged community with a private Facebook group and more! Join us Photo credit_lebokehpique_birthphotographer Find your doula Browse our directory to find a doula that meets your needs. You can search by name, city, or department. To research Crédit photo_WithBarbara_doulaphotographer

Les doulas membres de l’AQD œuvrent dans différents milieux. Iels peuvent avoir leur propre pratique privée, adhérer à un regroupement de doulas, ou même être bénévoles dans un groupe communautaire. How to choose your doula Choosing a doula is an important decision, as she will play a key role during a precious stage of your perinatal journey. Whether it’s for pregnancy, birth, or the postnatal period, it’s essential to find someone you feel comfortable and confident with. Here are a few points to help you choose a doula who matches your needs and values. Some suggestions for choosing your doula: Make sure that you share the same philosophy as your doula. Every person and partner is unique, as is every doula. It is strongly recommended that you meet and choose your doula with your partner for doulas who work in fertility, birth, postpartum, pregnancy termination, and perinatal loss. If you are looking for an end-of-life doula, you can also attend this meeting with a loved one. Keep in mind that a doula cannot replace your doctor or midwife. A doula is not authorized to perform any medical act or make a diagnosis. They can offer alternatives to certain interventions and inform you about your rights, but cannot speak on your behalf. Ask open-ended questions. For example: What do you think about the HypnoBirthing method? I’m concerned about medical interventions — how will you support me? Check their availability, empathy, and integrity. It’s essential that you feel comfortable communicating with your doula if you have any concerns, and that you feel confident in your relationship. What are your phone and in-person availabilities? How many meetings are planned? How long do they last? Make sure your doula provides a contract. Clarity in the doula/client relationship is key to avoiding disappointment on both sides. It’s not mandatory to sign a letter of agreement or a contract; however, it is highly recommended. Check their basic training, as well as any additional or continuing education. Verify what solution is proposed if your doula cannot be physically present to offer their service. What are your doula’s fees? What do they include? Are there any additional costs, such as hospital parking or travel expenses? Can your doula issue receipts for insurance purposes? Don’t hesitate to consult several profiles, call, and talk with multiple doulas to make sure of your choice. Doulas often offer an introductory meeting at low cost or sometimes for free. Find Your Doula

Avant de vous lancer dans une formation en accompagnement, il est recommandé de faire une recherche pour vous assurer que votre école de formation est la bonne pour vous et pour le.la doula que vous souhaitez devenir. Before becoming a doula... Is doula practice right for me? What questions should I ask myself before becoming a doula? Votre titre. Cliquez pour modifier. Am I cut out to be a Doula? J’aimerais devenir accompagnante à la naissance... Je veux mieux comprendre un processus que j’ai vécu ou que je m’apprête à vivre... Je veux m'outiller pour mieux accompagner quelqu'un que je connais... Je veux travailler comme aide natale... Je veux offrir des cours prénataux .... Je veux uniquement soutenir l’allaitement... Je suis une professionnelle qui veut enrichir ma pratique en devenant doula... Je souhaite accompagner tous les passages de vie, pas seulement la naissance... Je m'intéresse principalement au postnatal... I would like to become a birth companion and be with families throughout their perinatal journey (prenatal preparation, presence at birth and postnatal follow-up). You're in the right place. The question to ask yourself is: What is the added value of training vs. no training? Training is much more than acquiring knowledge: it is reconnecting with the heart of the doula role and understanding its full depth. Training will help you understand your role and better define what you want to offer families, collaborate and respect the skills of each health professional. Training gives us the keys to understanding the issues of pregnancy and birth, in order to inform and support parents in the face of unforeseen events, while respecting our non-medical role. Training builds credibility and a commitment to a serious and respected practice. In short, training is a valuable asset to structure your practice, assert your role and prepare you to support families with professionalism and kindness. I do not intend to practice coaching, I would rather follow the training to better understand a process that I have experienced or that I am about to experience. Some people choose to follow doula training as a personal matter, primarily to better understand a process they have experienced or are about to experience. This approach is valid, and some doula training schools offer introspection on your experience in order to support, understand, and integrate it (see the “Choosing your training” page - under construction). It is important, however, to understand that doula training is essentially designed to equip you to support someone else. There is a theoretical component, which includes a thorough understanding of the physiology of birth, the psychological transition experienced by parents, and the course of a medicalized birth, among other things. This component is often supplemented by basic training in counseling, a reflection on the doula posture, and sometimes even a training course to integrate support practices that might be less suited to your needs. I want to offer prenatal classes and equip families before birth. A prenatal class and a prenatal meeting do not fulfill the same role in preparing expectant parents. In Quebec, as doulas, we have the opportunity to practice both types of approaches: offering personalized meetings to support each person individually, while also leading prenatal classes to share essential knowledge and prepare expectant parents for the arrival of their baby. The prenatal course is educational and structured. It follows a defined program to convey information about pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period. Its objective is to inform and equip parents on the medical, physiological, and practical aspects by allowing them to understand how labor works, the different possible interventions, pain management, and first aid for the baby, so that they can make informed choices. The prenatal meeting is personalized and interactive . It focuses on the specific experience and needs of the expectant parents. Rather than a rigid program, it allows for the exploration of emotions, fears, expectations, and desires surrounding pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. It creates a space for discussion and reflection on how pregnancy prepares for childbirth and how childbirth shapes the postpartum period. Why is this distinction important? From pregnancy to childbirth: A prenatal class allows parents to understand the physiological mechanisms of birth, while a meeting allows them to explore how their pregnancy experience – their emotions, their stress levels, their physical preparation – can influence the progress of labor and childbirth. From childbirth to postnatal: A class explains what awaits parents after birth (baby care, recovery, breastfeeding), while a meeting allows them to integrate their experience of childbirth, to verbalize it and to see how it impacts their transition to postpartum. I want to work as a birthing assistant in a birthing center with midwives. A doula, by definition , provides support completely independent of medical or institutional systems. However, it is possible to see “Doula training” as a prerequisite for hiring on job offers for birth assistants. Thus, some of the birth assistants employed by the various CISSS and CIUSSS are also trained doulas. Basic doula training often meets the theoretical training needs of these requests and can easily be enhanced by the various continuing education courses related to the services offered at the birthing center. Some doulas will practice both professions at different times in their schedule, but never at the same time since the postures and roles of the birth assistant and the birth companion are different. If you intend to work in a birthing center, we invite you to contact them directly for more information on their prerequisites and recommendations for choosing training. (See Choosing your training) I am a midwife in a country other than Canada and am looking to become a doula here. The reserved act of midwifery refers to medical and professional acts that are exclusively reserved for the practice of midwives, due to their specialized training. In Quebec, this includes, among other things, pregnancy management, childbirth, as well as postnatal care for the mother and baby. These acts are regulated by specific laws and standards that aim to guarantee the safety and well-being of those accompanied during pregnancy and childbirth. Doulas, for their part, play a complementary role, offering emotional, physical and informational support, without performing medical acts reserved for midwives ( see definition ). I want to be better equipped to support someone I know (partner, friend, sister) without necessarily offering support services to other families. Support from a loved one is the most traditional (even ancestral) form of support. Different paths can be explored to equip you to better support. First, it is important to differentiate between a support person and a birth companion ( doula ). During childbirth, the birthing person naturally surrounds themselves with various resource people who can support them throughout their experience. People like their mother, aunt, and friend offer non-professional support. Support person (close): It may be interesting to follow a Birth Preparation with a doula, either alone or with the couple or the person who wishes you to accompany them. Often called prenatal classes (hyperlink) or prenatal meetings (hyperlink), this preparation will help you better understand the tools available to support future parents, understand the physiology of birth, but above all, witness the reflective paths launched by the doula. This way, you remain in a position of personal support. Support Person (Doula) : If you wish to be the birth companion (doula) for these people, first find out about the role of the doula , the charter of values as well as the responsibility of practice. Your personal relationship with the people you support can be a great asset given the strong bond of trust that unites you, but it must also involve a deep reflection on your posture, their expectations and the impact of your relationship on the professional distance often required to allow an adequate helping relationship. It is therefore important to seek out comprehensive doula training (See “Choosing your training”) allowing you an in-depth understanding of the processes, the current context of births according to different environments as well as the adoption of a solid posture in the helping relationship. I only want to support breastfeeding Since breastfeeding support is within the scope of several professions, trades or practices, it is important to first position yourself on the role you would like to play. Assessment, diagnosis and treatment of breastfeeding problems are all actions reserved for health professionals specialized in the field. In Quebec, perinatal nurses, nurse practitioners, midwives, family physicians and pediatricians are among the stakeholders who can prevent and offer a treatment plan for difficult breastfeeding through their various other roles. An IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant) lactation consultant An IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant), on the other hand, is a certified healthcare professional with advanced breastfeeding training, without necessarily having one of the professions mentioned above. They can assess and treat more complex issues, such as persistent pain, sucking difficulties, or concerns about the baby's weight gain. IBCLCs have independent practices and can therefore work in private practice, as well as in an organization or hospital setting. It is possible to help families in their breastfeeding experience simply by offering them presence and support. A breastfeeding godmother A breastfeeding mentor is first and foremost a person who has breastfed themselves. They volunteer their time providing guidance and support to breastfeeding individuals, often under the supervision of an IBCLC. Their primary role is to listen, encourage, and share their experiences to help parents achieve a more peaceful breastfeeding experience. While most breastfeeding mentors offer an introductory meeting to families during prenatal care, their presence only begins after the baby's birth. The doula supports breastfeeding continuously and in a way that is adapted to the needs of families. From the prenatal period, the doula can: explore breastfeeding wishes with the family provide her with information about the different options available to her contribute to the implementation of practices or tools facilitating the initiation and maintenance of breastfeeding from the birth of the baby. The doula encourages families to make free and informed choices. Her approach is based on respect and unconditional support for parents' choices regarding breastfeeding. Some people are IBCLCs, breastfeeding sponsors, and doulas. It's important to understand, however, that one person cannot fulfill all of these roles simultaneously, in the midst of a single interaction with a breastfeeding person. So, if that person offers a diagnosis or treatment, they do so as an IBCLC. If they share their own breastfeeding experience, they are fulfilling their role as a breastfeeding mentor. And if they adopt a supportive stance and accompany the parents' experience, they are fulfilling their role as a doula. These practices are complementary. I am a professional working in perinatal care and I wish to enrich my practice by becoming a doula. BLA BLA BLA I want to support all life transitions, not just birth (Preconception, Menstruation/Menarche, Parenthood, Menopause, Bereavement and Death). 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Les doulas membres de l’AQD œuvrent dans différents milieux. Iels peuvent avoir leur propre pratique privée, adhérer à un regroupement de doulas, ou même être bénévoles dans un groupe communautaire. How to choose your training

L’Association québécoise des doulas (AQD) vise à rassembler et à représenter les doulas du Québec et de tous les horizons. About Our Mission We represent, defend and develop the doula practice to positively transform the perinatal experience in Quebec. Doulas working with pregnancy and childbirth have come together under the Quebec Association of doulas (QAD) banner to promote perinatal support. Together, they create a space for sharing, working together and mutual support. Our Vision United to make doulas shine Raise Awareness and showcase the services a doula provides throughout the reproductive and perinatal journey, establishing them as a reference point for families and the healthcare system. Our values In our doula's community Promote and publicize the practice of support in its entire spectrum (fertility, birth, postnatal, termination of pregnancy, perinatal bereavement) among health professionals and the public; For families We have absolute confidence in the ability of the people we support to bring their babies into the world. We believe that they will be able to make the decisions best suited to their situation, both for themselves and their unborn baby. Confidence Within our doula community We demand to be respected in our work, our scope of practice and our conditions of practice including fair remuneration. We recognize the richness of different models of practice (community/autonomous) and differences in approach and promote respect between them. Towards families We respect the privacy and sacredness of the birthing process. We honor and respect the diversity of birth paths and choices. Respect Within our doula community We claim and defend autonomy of practice and value the diversity of approaches and styles of support. We support each doula in developing their unique practice. For families We support the decision-making autonomy of pregnant people and the experiential expertise of families. We strengthen their power to act through the development of knowledge. Autonomy Within our doula community We encourage mutual aid and support between doulas. We value the sharing of knowledge and resources. We are working together to improve our working conditions both individually and collectively. For families We cultivate constructive relationships with all stakeholders. We promote the complementarity of approaches and services. Spirit of collaboration Within our doula community We maintain an autonomous and independent practice. We are committed to a continuous process of improvement. We are developing solutions to make our practice more accessible. We collectively reflect on ethical issues. For families We welcome each person with openness and without judgment. We recognize and celebrate diversity in all its forms. We are being creative in making doula support more accessible. Ethical and inclusive practice Within our doula community We believe that the conditions of the practice, which is mainly carried out by women or sexist people, must be valued and defended. We are committed to transmitting and preserving our collective knowledge between generations of doulas. For families We are committed to supporting self-determination in the perinatal journey. We are aware of power relations and support our clients in knowing and asserting their rights. Feminism Consult the AQD practice philosophy Priorités 2025-2030 Strategic plan Priorities 2025-2030 1 Strengthening our foundations Strengthen our foundations with clear rules, modernized management and sustainable funding to accommodate all doulas and ensure the future of the AQD. 2 Focus on community life Create spaces for exchange, learning and solidarity for a strong, engaged and fulfilled community. 3 Establish and strengthen our reputation By speaking out, we produce data and highlight the essential impact of doulas in supporting births. View the complete Strategic Planning Historique de l'AQD Our History 2009 During the H1N1 flu pandemic, hospitals restricted visitors. Only one person was allowed with the birthing person, forcing a difficult choice between partner and doula. This is when the need for an official voice to recognize the presence of doulas and advocate for the rights of birthing people arose. 2010 The first national doula meeting took place in June, organized by the Regroupement Naissance Renaissance (RNR). During this event, which brought together more than 100 doulas from across Quebec, it was clear that the majority wanted to establish an association. The goal was not to create a professional order or join the Ministry of Health network, but to maintain the independence essential to the practice of doulas. 2011 Annie Noël de Tilly of Alternative Naissance and Milène Pigeon of the RNR began applying for a grant from the Béati Foundation. Unfortunately, the grant was rejected, and the project remained on hold. However, the doulas continued to express their desire to come together. 2012 Annie-Noël de Tilly and Johanne Paulauskas chose to continue their volunteer work. They contacted Lorraine Fontaine, Nicole Pino, and Milène Pigeon of the RNR. In September 2012, Diane Bolduc-Boutin, Annie Bouchard, and Nadia Deslauriers of La source en soi joined the coordinating committee of the future Quebec Association of Birth Companions (AQAN). 2013 AQAN founding assembly in Montreal, June 7, 2013. About a hundred doulas are present. Coming from all regions and backgrounds, they are experienced or novice doulas, French-speaking or English-speaking, from community or private sectors. AQAN aims to be inclusive; it also opens its doors to anyone interested in its mission, not just doulas. 2013 In January, Stéphanie St-Amant, who had organized the 2010 national meeting, was hired as project manager for the creation of the AQAN. Various working committees were created, allowing the presentation of a real and already engaged association at the founding meeting. 2015 Launch of the AQAN-QAD website. 2016 Creation of the Training Committee, which will focus on the curriculum required to become a member as well as continuing education. This committee will be headed by Diane Boutin for two years. 2018 Creation of the Fusion Committee, which will work towards a possible merger between the AQAN and the RQAN (Quebec Network of Birth Companions). This merger will never take place since the RQAN members vote no at their AGM. 2019 At the AGM, the Training Committee presented their Training Passport, which includes the curriculum required to become a member as a birth doula. The passport was adopted by the members. The association was asked to participate in the discussion on the creation of a birthing wing at Notre-Dame Hospital in Montreal. We participated with other perinatal organizations in a discussion on the community and functional issues of a new, more physiological maternity unit in Montreal. Launch of the Facebook group Communauté AQAN Community. 2020 During the global COVID-19 pandemic, the AQAN was called upon to defend the presence of doulas in birthing centers and the rights of birthing parents, particularly regarding the issue of mask wearing. Several tools to defend the rights of birthing parents and doulas were created and distributed. Several interviews were conducted by the board team. The AQAN participated in a crisis unit and in discussions with the MAMAN group and the RNR before the College of Physicians. The first AQAN employee was hired; she became the coordinator and took over several important issues within the association. 2021 In a desire for gender inclusion and diversity in doula practices, it was voted at the extraordinary general meeting that the AQAN become the AQD, the Quebec Doulas Association. The AQD aims to be inclusive of people from the LGBTQ+ community, racialized people, people of all classes, abilities, etc. It also includes doulas from all walks of life: fertility, birth, postnatal, abortion, perinatal bereavement, and end-of-life. Équipe du CA AQD Team Barbara Finck-Beccafico Presidency Anne Lapierre Vice-Presidency Cindy Pétrieux Treasury Martine Filiatrault Administrator Alexandra Hébert Administrator Jade Arsenault Bérubé Administrator Kimberley Lavoie Secretary Documentations Annual General Meeting 2025 See the PowerPoint presentation of the QAD annual general meeting of June 6, 2025, which takes stock of the year 2024-2025. See the AGM presentation See the presentation of the AGM 06/06/2025 Activity report 24-25 Find out what the QAD Board of Directors has been up to in 2024-25, the health of the association, and everything that has been done to contribute to making doula support shine. / Find out what the QAD Board of Directors has been up to in 2024-25, the health of the association, and everything that has been done to contribute to making doula support shine. Open the Activity Report Open the activity report 31/03/2025 Strategic Planning 25-30 Through this strategic plan, we are laying solid foundations to ensure the long-term future of our organization, investing in a rich and engaging community life, and expanding our voice to ensure that doula support is recognized for its true worth. / Through this strategic plan, we're laying solid foundations to ensure a long and lasting future for our organization, investing in a rich and engaging community life, and expanding our voice to ensure that doulas are recognized for their true worth. See strategic planning View the strategic plan 18/02/2025 Dossier de presse Press kit Ricochet March 28, 2021 Justice for Mireille Ndjomouo, victim of Quebec medical racism Learn more Huffpost December 6, 2019 Giving birth with a doula, far from esotericism Learn more Famille Point Québec December 1, 2017 Inform, support and reassure: birth support Learn more Naître et grandir July 2016 The birth companion Learn more

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