01/26/2026
Education in maternal health doesn’t only happen on stages.
It happens in rooms where professionals come together to learn, listen, and exchange perspectives.
I continue to show up in these spaces because collaboration across healthcare, doula care, and community partners is essential to strengthening perinatal outcomes.
Grateful for the Maternal Health Mixer – Understanding Doulas as Partners in Perinatal Care, hosted by Emory Healthcare () in collaboration with the Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Georgia (), for creating space for thoughtful dialogue and shared learning.
These conversations matter.
They move maternal health forward.
— Rosalee Henry, Founder & CEO, Mothers Helping Hands Atlanta
01/01/2026
A new year brings new opportunities to step into meaningful work.
In 2026, we’re continuing to train compassionate, skilled professionals who want to make a real impact in maternal and family care. If you’ve been feeling called to serve, grow, or shift into purpose-driven work, this may be your sign.
Your next chapter can start now.
Explore our training programs and take the first step.
12/30/2025
✨ Before this year ends, ask yourself this:
Did 2025 stretch you… or prepare you?
For many healthcare professionals, this year brought clarity — a deeper desire for work that feels meaningful, flexible, and aligned with who they’re becoming.
Becoming a Newborn Care Specialist isn’t about adding more to your plate. It’s about refining your skills and stepping into care that truly matters during life’s most tender moments.
If supporting families, guiding new parents, and working with purpose has been calling you…
👉 Take a quiet moment to explore what’s possible next.
(Link in bio — no pressure, just perspective.)