When Birth Work Opens Old Wounds

Because Supporting Others Can Stir Up Your Own Stuff

Whether you've been a birth worker for 2 months or 20 years, you know how it goes. One moment you're fine, the next... a birth triggers something deep inside. Something you thought you'd dealt with.

You Might Notice:

  • A particular client's story hits too close to home

  • Certain hospital scenarios make your heart race

  • You're carrying births home with you more than usual

  • Your own birth experiences are surfacing again

  • The emotional load feels heavier than it should

It's Not Just About Being "Professional"

Birth work asks a lot of us:

  • To hold space while managing our own emotions

  • To witness trauma while staying present

  • To support others through experiences that mirror our own

  • To maintain boundaries while giving deeply

  • To carry stories that sometimes feel too heavy

The Hidden Impact of Birth Work:

In Your Practice:

  • Difficulty sleeping after births

  • Carrying clients' stories

  • Anxiety about certain scenarios

  • Emotional exhaustion

  • Secondary trauma

In Your Life:

  • Relationship strain

  • Compassion fatigue

  • Boundary challenges

  • Personal triggers

  • Burnout

TRTP: Transform Your Experience ($1697)

TRTP (The Richards Trauma Process) helps you:

  • Clear old trauma that affects your work

  • Build resilience for challenging births

  • Process secondary trauma effectively

  • Create stronger emotional boundaries

  • Sustain your passion for birth work

Includes:

  • 3-4 transformative TRTP sessions

  • Complete trauma resolution

  • Tools for ongoing resilience

  • Strategies for secondary trauma

  • Long-lasting transformation

Imagine Being Able To:

  • Hold space without absorbing everything

  • Trust your instincts more deeply

  • Handle challenging births with clarity

  • Set boundaries that feel natural

  • Love your work without burning out

  • Serve from a place of strength

Because the families you serve deserve a birth worker who's done their own healing work.