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Knowing Mother Doula Support is a holistic self-care service offering full-spectrum doula support, mentorship, and education to all people of a childbearing age as they work toward safe, healthy, and gratifying reproductive experiences.
Jenna Mozingo, CD(DONA), creator of Knowing Mother Doula Support, began reading about birth in 2011. She found herself enamored with all things related to the childbearing year and her curiosity about the way our reproductive health experiences create ripples in broader social narratives continues to grow. It is her passion to lift up people's voices as their journeys unfold. Jenna has such good energy and a happy presence about her... |
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Core Values
1. Self-determination. I support the right to consent to sex, pregnancy, and medical treatment. I encourage clients to advocate for their unique needs, wishes, and concerns and to seek information relevant to them as they work toward the actualization of their goals. I believe diversity makes us stronger and that each person's path and choices are suited to their life circumstances.
2. Personal Intuition. There is not one right choice for everyone. I honor my client's intuitive knowledge of themselves and of birth, encouraging clients to "listen with all 5 ears," as Pam England puts it, to participate in self-exploration and self-discovery, and to seek answers that come from within.
3. Horizontal Health & Wellness. I consider my clients the leading authority in their own health, wellbeing, & body experience. I work to help clients connect with their own healing abilities and work toward physically/emotionally sustainable lifestyles one moment at a time. I can help clients find health care providers whose practices are aligned their personal goals and values.
4. Unconditional Support. I am not a fair-weather friend. I do my best not to judge or blame clients for medical choices & circumstances. I work to acknowledge and release my own personal attachments and preferences surrounding birth, so that I can provide respectful care to all of my clients. I hope that receiving non-judgmental support will help my clients feel more available to give empathetic support to others.
5. Reproductive Justice. All things are connected, including people's experiences of oppression and injustice based on age, sex, race, gender, class, religion, ability, health, environmental health, resource & power distribution. I believe healthy, nurturing relationships can help us heal past traumas and end cycles of violence on a larger scale. I work to strengthen local networks and create equitable access to opportunities and resources in Oklahoma, starting with personal safety and bodily autonomy.
2. Personal Intuition. There is not one right choice for everyone. I honor my client's intuitive knowledge of themselves and of birth, encouraging clients to "listen with all 5 ears," as Pam England puts it, to participate in self-exploration and self-discovery, and to seek answers that come from within.
3. Horizontal Health & Wellness. I consider my clients the leading authority in their own health, wellbeing, & body experience. I work to help clients connect with their own healing abilities and work toward physically/emotionally sustainable lifestyles one moment at a time. I can help clients find health care providers whose practices are aligned their personal goals and values.
4. Unconditional Support. I am not a fair-weather friend. I do my best not to judge or blame clients for medical choices & circumstances. I work to acknowledge and release my own personal attachments and preferences surrounding birth, so that I can provide respectful care to all of my clients. I hope that receiving non-judgmental support will help my clients feel more available to give empathetic support to others.
5. Reproductive Justice. All things are connected, including people's experiences of oppression and injustice based on age, sex, race, gender, class, religion, ability, health, environmental health, resource & power distribution. I believe healthy, nurturing relationships can help us heal past traumas and end cycles of violence on a larger scale. I work to strengthen local networks and create equitable access to opportunities and resources in Oklahoma, starting with personal safety and bodily autonomy.
