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Training, speaking, and consulting for professionals

I work with organizations and care providers to deepen understanding of maternal health, early childhood development, and equitable care.

Supporting families well requires more than good intentions. It requires an understanding of how systems, identity, and lived experience shape care.

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My work is also informed by research in Black maternal health and contributions to initiatives like the Black Birth Project, which focuses on improving access, awareness, and outcomes for Black families.

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I work with professionals and organizations to deepen that understanding and translate it into practical, meaningful support.

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Services Offered

Training & Professional Development

Workshops and training for doulas, educators, and health care providers looking to expand their knowledge on equity and care in pregnancy and beyond. 

Speaking Engagements

Sessions designed for conferences, panels, and organizations exploring maternal health, early childhood, and equity in care. Grounded in current research and lived experience, presentations are tailored to the event.

Consulting

Support for organizations looking to strengthen how they serve families through more informed, inclusive, and responsive practices. Research projects, audits, or program evaluations designed for your needs. 

Cheyenne moderating at maternal health conference

Speaking and Workshop Experience

I’ve worked with organizations, educators, and care providers across a range of settings.

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  • National Women’s Health Summit (2026) 

  • Black Excellence in Midwifery Panel (Moderator)

  • Parenting While Diverse Conference 

  • Trauma-Informed Care Panel

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Workshops & Collaborations

  • Birthing While Black (virtual and in-person)

  • Community Living Toronto 

  • Jessie’s Place 

  • Ancestral Hands Midwives

Testimonial

“Working with Cheyenne during our Black Maternal Health Week event was an absolute pleasure. As the moderator of our panel discussion, she brought a powerful combination of expertise, professionalism, and presence to the conversation. Her deep knowledge as a Black maternal health advocate and doula shone through in the way she guided dialogue thoughtfully, confidently, and with genuine care.

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Cheyenne has a natural ability to create space for meaningful, engaging discussions, and her professionalism made collaboration seamless from start to finish. She was an integral part of the event’s success, and I would welcome any opportunity to work with her again.”

– Althea Jones, RM, Founder of Ancestral Hands Midwives & President of The Board of Directors for the Association of Ontario Midwives

Child Development Training for Doulas - COMING SOON

I’m currently developing a training program for doulas who want to deepen their understanding of child development beyond the newborn stage.

This weekly online training is designed to help you better support families as they move through early childhood, with a focus on what comes next after the early postpartum period.

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You’ll learn:

  • The foundations of child development from infancy through early childhood

  • How to support parents as they navigate developmental milestones and transitions

  • How to recognize when additional support may be needed

  • How to confidently refer families to trusted community resources when needs extend beyond your scope

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This training is especially valuable for doulas who want to expand their impact, strengthen their client support, and feel more confident supporting families beyond the newborn stage.

Cheyenne Scarlett

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