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A woman sitting on a gray couch holding a baby, smiling at another woman standing next to her. The woman on the couch is breastfeeding the baby. The room has colorful framed artwork on the wall, including a pink and green piece, a large poster with purple and blue designs, and an orange piece. There are cushions on the couch, one navy blue and one rust-colored. In the foreground, a wooden table holds a green mug, a remote control, and other small items.

Postpartum Doula, PCD(DONA)

PCD(DONA) certification signifies a professional credential for postpartum doulas. This certification is awarded by DONA International, a respected organization in the field of doula training and certification. It indicates that the individual has met specific educational and experiential requirements, demonstrating their competence in providing support to families during the postpartum period.

  • Training Requirements: Candidates must complete a training program and provide evidence of practical experience.

  • Professional Standards: The certification reflects adherence to ethical standards and a commitment to ongoing education in the field.

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Trained in Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED

This American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid CPR AED certification class provides First Aid and CPR knowledge in a traditional in-person hands-on learning environment in a training center. The course teaches how to identify and care for life-threatening medical emergencies including severe bleeding, shock, heart attack, burns, head injuries, sudden illnesses, choking, and perform CPR and use an AED device for victims of sudden cardiac arrest of all ages, Adult CPR, Child CPR and Infant CPR.

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NCIDQ Accredited

NCIDQ certification signifies a professional standard for interior designers. It is administered by the Council for Interior Design Qualification (CIDQ) and is often a legal requirement in many U.S. states and Canadian provinces for practicing as an interior designer. This certification demonstrates that an individual has met rigorous standards of knowledge and skill in the field, covering essential areas such as building codes and design principles.

The NCIDQ exam consists of three sections: IDFX (Interior Design Fundamentals Exam), IDPX (Interior Design Professional Exam), and IDIX (Interior Design Practicum Exam). Obtaining this certification not only enhances professional credibility but also assures clients and employers of the designer's expertise.

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BFA, Interior Design

A Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Interior Design is a specialized degree focusing on the art and science of creating functional and aesthetically pleasing interior spaces. This four-year education includes a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, preparing students for careers in the dynamic field of interior design.

I graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), which has a 40-year, award-winning tradition of teaching students to create energetic, inspiring spaces. SCAD students explore a wide range of career paths, learning to maximize health, wellness, style, and sustainable practices across corporate, residential, retail, and hospitality design.