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Oct 21, 2026
Preventative Postpartum – Why Support Should Start Before Birth with Joie Hernandez Caston
2:58
I would love to begin by, you know, what, what came first for you? Was it, you know, a draw to work with families or was it through your work and in psychology that you, that you came to this area of care?
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3:25I was going to do singing, but I, I just decided like, I don't think that's a sustainable career when I got to college.
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3:34And so I just decided to do psychology because I've always been someone that's been interested in people and specifically in like relationship dynamics.
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3:41Um, Not just like couples, but like friendships and familial relationships and things like that and just how people interact.
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3:52And how I became a doula was, I mean, really completely random, to be honest.
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If that's going well, pretty much everything else has a greater chance of being worked out.
