Do you know the theory of suturing but freeze when it’s time to try it?
Has your preceptor shown you the process a million times, but it still feels like a blur?
Let’s face it—real-life postpartum repair can be overwhelming. A torn vagina looks like a &@$#*%! mess and nothing like the clean diagrams in textbooks, and figuring out where to start and how to end can feel impossible.
You’re not alone—and we’re here to help.
In our Core Midwifery: Suturing After Birth e-course, expert midwife Augustine Colebrook, with over 25 years of experience, breaks down suturing into simple, manageable steps.
With clear instruction and real-world insight, you’ll finally feel confident to BEGIN without the fear of getting it wrong.
Course Curriculum
Your Mentor | Augustine Colebrook, MA-MCHS
Augustine is no stranger in the birthwork community. An internationally recognized midwifery educator, seasoned business executive, and veteran midwife having attended the births of 1000s of babies, Augustine brings a wealth of experience from attending births in hospitals, birth centers, and homes across the U.S. and abroad. Deeply committed to serving underserved and marginalized communities, she honors the balance between the sacredness of birth and the reality of clinical practice. With a master's degree in Maternal/Child Health Systems, she has dedicated her career to transforming maternity care.
Her mission? To mainstream midwifery and dismantle the fear and misinformation that surround birth. Through education, consulting, product development, podcasts, business coaching, and site visits, she empowers midwives, students, birth center administrators, and maternity practice owners to create sustainable, thriving practices. Augustine doesn’t just teach midwifery—she midwives the midwife, guiding the next generation toward a fulfilling and impactful career.
"If you have the chance to learn from Augustine Colebrook, do whatever you can to get there. You will not regret it. I sincerely appreciate her honesty and her ability to teach to all levels of midwives simultaneously. My mind and heart are beyond full."
- Cara Gwizd
