Our courses are built from lived experience, as well as textbooks. Every educator is actively working with families right now, which means what you learn is relevant, current and rooted in real practice. We teach you how this work actually looks and feels, with ongoing support and mentoring from our amazing team who have stood in your shoes!

You are not left to figure things out on your own. Alongside your training you’ll receive guided mentoring, space to reflect, ask questions and grow in confidence. Support continues long after your course ends, through our community and collective spaces.

Your certification is accredited by FEDANT, an internationally recognised body, meaning your qualification is respected both within the UK and overseas.

This work is personal as well as professional. Many students begin the course thinking they are learning skills, and leave having experienced their own growth too.

We hold so much space for both, you will learn and unlearn as you move through the first year of your training and birthing your business into your community. We love being a part of it with you

We believe perinatal education and support must reflect the diverse realities of the families you will serve.

Throughout your training we explore cultural awareness, systemic bias, inclusive language and respectful care across different communities, identities and family structures.

This work invites you to reflect on your own lens too, this is so important, we are all always growing and developing in this work.

If you study with us you will join The Perinatal Collective.

This is our busy growing community, and we offer SO MUCH to support you personally and professionally ongoing.

Workshops, resources, socials, a place to ask questions, cheerleading and virtual hugs whenever you need them

We don’t just train you to do the work, we support you to step into it. From pricing and packages to visibility, boundaries and finding your first clients, we guide you through the early stages of building your practice within your own community.

You’ll leave not only qualified, but clearer on how to begin, grow and sustain your work in a way that feels realistic.