Mila Hennings / Co-Founder
Pronouns: She/Her
Location: Nelson and surrounding
Families served: 35+
Years of Experience: 2+
Birth and Postpartum Doula, Childbirth Education
What languages do you speak?
English and Basic German
What brought you to birth work?
My path into this work was shaped by my own pregnancy and the birth of my daughter in 2023, which ended in an unexpected belly birth. That experience sparked a desire to support others through pivotal, vulnerable, and transformative moments in their lives.
What’s your personal style as a doula?
While my birth support offerings are currently limited until 2027, my greatest focus and passion is supporting people who are terminating a pregnancy, for any reason. I am committed to upholding bodily autonomy and supporting women and people with internal reproductive organs in having full agency over their bodies and decisions. I believe abortion and pregnancy termination must remain legal, accessible, and free from stigma, and that everyone deserves compassionate, non-judgmental care — to feel safe, informed, and supported in their choices.
Fertility support is another area I’m deeply passionate about. As a fertility doula, I support people in understanding their bodies, getting pregnant, learning fertility awareness methods, and exploring birth control options.
Training + Education
Birth & Postpartum Doula Training (Doula Canada)
Fertility & Surrogacy Doula Support (Doula Canada)
Miscarriage, Infant Loss & Abortion Doula (Doula Canada)
Childbirth Educator (Doula Canada)
Lactation for Birth Workers (Doula Canada)
IPAC for Birth Workers (Doula Canada)
VBAC Doula (The VBAC Link)
Holding Space for Pregnancy Loss (Amy Wright Glenn)
TENS in the tool bag (Sharon Muza)
The Rebozo Reborn (Blissful Birthing Training)
Menstrual Coach
First Aid & CPR-C
I am also approved under the Doulas for Aboriginal Families Grant Program in BC.
Mila will be taking a pause from birth support until 2027.