ICAN’s Professional Member Directory includes a variety of professionals that support birthing people as they plan for and recover from Cesarean or VBAC.
The funds generated from Professional Memberships help to continue ICAN’s mission. Anyone who supports ICAN’s mission is welcome to join the directory: simply become a professional member of ICAN.
- Acupressure (1)
- Acupuncture (1)
- Advocate (9)
- Babywearing (2)
- Belly Mapping (4)
- Birth Advocate (3)
- Birth Center (1)
- Birth Photographer (1)
- Certified Healing Touch Practitioner (0)
- Certified Massage Practitioner (0)
- Certified Yoga Nidra Practitioner (1)
- Chest feeding Support (4)
- Childbirth Education (23)
- Chiropractor (1)
- Closing of the Bones Rituals (1)
- Counseling (1)
- Documentary Birth (1)
- Doula (35)
- Evidence Based Birth® Instructor (1)
- General (1)
- Henna Belly Art (1)
- Herbalist (3)
- Home Birth (11)
- Hypnosis (3)
- Lactation (17)
- Lawyer (1)
- Licensed Massage Therapist (1)
- Mental Health (1)
- Midwife (3)
- Midwife Assistant (0)
- Monitrice (0)
- Motherhood Blessings (1)
- Obstetrician (0)
- Pelvic floor physical therapist (1)
- Photographer (4)
- Placenta Services (13)
- PMAD / PMDD support (1)
- Postpartum support (19)
- Pregnancy Loss Support (1)
- Red Tent Circles -Supportive opportunities to share your birth stories (2)
- Reiki/Energy Healing (1)
- Sisterhood Circles (1)
- Spinning Babies (1)
- Teletherapy (1)
- Therapist (2)
- Virtual Support (1)
- Water Birth/Labor Tub Rental (3)
- Yoga (1)
- Yoni Steam and Herbs (1)
Disclaimer ICAN’s Professional Member Network is intended as an informational resource for consumers. ICAN is not a credentialing agency or a regulatory body. As such, we are not responsible for the competency of the professionals listed. Professional Members are those birth professionals who have partnered with ICAN because they believe in our mission. It is up to you to determine if they are a good fit for your birth and/or support needs. ICAN does not endorse any provider. Asking questions, obtaining local references and understanding that you are responsible for your own choices by thorough reading and discussing care with other parents and care providers is essential and is your responsibility.