Description

Sabia Wade is a radical doula, educator, coach, advocate & the founder of For the Village and Birthing Advocacy Doula Training (BADT). Her mission is to bring inclusive, accessible and full spectrum education and resources to all individuals and organizations ready to take the next step in creating a world of inclusion, justice and equity to birthing people all over the world.⁠

We discuss:

• How she got into birth work + BDSM
• The discrepancies in care she witnessed when working in healthcare
• Where birth work + sex work intersect for her 
• What is full spectrum birth work?
• The importance of representation in these fields
• Racism + privilege in birth and birth work
• Why she also decided to pursue somatic experience training
• Being in our body as opposed to talking about how we look
• The importance of being seen, witnessing + celebrating one another and how BDSM makes space for that
• Dealing with imposter syndrome in her role as a leader + educator
• The importance of transparency as a leader
• What she’s learned about abundance + money
• Dealing with the push-pull of stability and drive

If you enjoyed this episode, check out
Episode 26 w/ Mary Grace Allerdice :Why We Shouldn't Bypass Money
Episode 13 w/ Andrea Glik :De-pathologizing our Stories, the Significance of Pleasure to Healing + What Kink has to Teach Us about Sex
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Episode 6 w/ Nicole Qualls :Birth, Parenthood, Postpartum + Finding Your Work

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