A Note About Payment Plans

Becoming a doula is a meaningful step. It often begins quietly, somewhere inside, before it becomes something more real.

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I know that paying in full up front is not always possible. Payment plans are there to make the training more accessible, so that finances do not become a barrier to something that feels important.

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At the same time, a payment plan is a commitment to the full course fee. It is simply a way of spreading the cost over time, rather than paying in instalments for access.

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When you choose this option, you are agreeing to complete all payments as arranged.

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This work is built on trust. I offer my time, experience, and ongoing support, and in return, I ask that the agreement around payment is honoured in full.

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To keep things clear and fair:

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• For in-person courses, at least 80% of the fee must be paid before joining the course.

• For the online self-paced course, your Certificate of Completion will only be issued once the full fee has been received.

 

If payments stop, access to the course and support will be paused. The remaining balance will still be due.

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There have been a small number of situations where payments were not completed. As a small business, that does have an impact. If this becomes more frequent, it may affect whether payment plans can continue to be offered in the future.

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If you are considering a payment plan, it is worth taking a moment to check that it feels manageable for you over the full period.

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Thank you for being here and for being part of BirthBliss.