Envisioning empathic pre and post natal care for all women with Kelli Brien
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For Kelli Brien, empathy is the most important quality that a doula can have. Kelli has that empathy because she’s experienced childbirth without having a doula to walk with her through the process, and she’s also had a navigating the journey with her. For the last 23 years, Brien, a mother of three, has been an advocate and friend to a generation of expectant mothers first through her business, In Full Bloom Service, LLC and currently through her nonprofit Mohogany Maternity. Kelli has served in hospitals, home births and birth centers, for over 20 years, and established the 32nd Milk Bank Depot in Indiana. She has served as the Director of Diversity Equity and Inclusion for DONA International and currently serves on The Saint Joseph County Fetal Infant Mortality Review team, the Indiana State Department of Health Maternal Mortality Review team, and the board of Mental Health Awareness of Michiana. She co-founded Birth Equity and Justice SJC, and has testified at the Indiana Statehouse in House and Senate chambers in support of Senate Bill 416, which passed, to be signed by Governor Eric Holcomb. Please welcome to the Many Hats Podcast Kelli Brien, founder of Mohogany Maternity.