Research & Media

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    Djäkamirr: Exploring principles used in piloting the training of First Nations doulas

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  • Wisdom in the Waters - Live Podcast with Renee

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    Renee Adair talks with Kim Napier on ABC Northern Tasmania about doulas

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  • A person with blonde hair, wearing a nose ring, a white t-shirt with the words "be kind," and a gray sweater, sitting on a couch.

    Demand for end-of-life doulas on the rise as palliative care need increases

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  • #121 – Renee Adair on End of Life Doula Services

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    Bhakti Women Online Summit 2023 - Session with Renee

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  • Overview of Perinatal Integrative Medicine - Podcast featuring Renee Adair

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  • Audio player for 'Dancing With Death (CMTO)' from the 2021 National Features and Documentary Series, showing a play button, with a blurred grassy background.

    Podcast featuring Renee Adair

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  • Two women embracing; one wears traditional face paint and the other has sunglasses on her head. They both display expressions of contentment. A blurred sign in the foreground.

    Medicine listen up! Birthing on country makes the land shake.

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    Doulas are filling the gap where postnatal care is lacking during the 'fourth trimester'

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  • Baby sleeping in a sling held by a person near a window.

    What does a Doula do?


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    Doulas adapt services to help navigate birth and death during the Coronavirus Epidemic

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  • Pregnant woman holding her belly in front of a light background, wearing a black top and skirt.

    Renee Adair and the Australian College of Midwives talk about ways to reduce tearing. 

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