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Jacquelyn Crocker, MSP, CBE, MMH_C Faith Based Birth and Postpartum Doula Childbirth Educator Maternal Mental Health Certified As a Maternal Support Practitioner, I am dedicated to helping women and their families have a positive, empowered birth experience. Regardless of how or where you birth, my mission is to ensure you feel informed, respected, and supported every step of the way. Empowering Birth, Transforming Postpartum At Essential Bliss Doula Services, I focus on both education and empowerment to help women approach birth with confidence. My role is to remove fear, provide guidance, and ensure you feel in control of your decisions. With a special emphasis on postpartum care, I help mothers heal physically and emotionally after birth. From processing birth trauma to addressing postpartum mood disorders, I provide the support and resources necessary for a healthy recovery. Maternal mental health matters, and it’s time to normalize asking for help and healing. Compassionate Support, Every Step of the Way As your doula, my goal is to empower you to feel informed, confident, and supported throughout your entire journey—from birth to recovery. Together, we can ensure that you have the tools and resources to thrive as you step into motherhood. Areas of Specialties: Previous Birth Trauma Hospital Births Black Maternal Health Postpartum Support & Education. Postpartum Mood Disorder Support Certifications: Maternal Support Practitioner - Fertility, Birth, & Postpartum Childbirth Education Maternal Mental Health Certification Perinatal Mental Health BLS/PALS Associates of Science Phone Number: 208-410-6680 Email: essentialblissbirth@gmail.com Social Media: @essentialblissdoula

I have been part of the birth world for over 30 years. I have assisted birth since I was 20 years old. I have been a certified DONA doula for over 20 years and have loved every birth. I delivered all 9 of my children at home and respect the mother in her birth space. I believe that pregnancy is not an illness and childbirth is natural. I support and encourage women and families to be the ones making the decisions regarding their health and well-being. I feel women need to be involved in the decision-making process about the birth of their baby and what best meets their physical, emotional and spiritual needs. I started my formal midwifery journey in 2013 using Mercy In Action as my academic College, Better Birth as my skills institution and local Midwifes here in Idaho to be my mentors. I have attended more than 300 births in my training and am excited to be part of your birth experience.