Get the Replays from the EBB Conference!
The Evidence Based Birth® Conference Replays are now available for a limited time!
Purchase a Replay Ticket for access to all conference recordings and exclusive content from the 2026 EBB Conference.
Sessions cover a range of topics, including pelvic floor health, trauma-informed care, perinatal neurodiversity, and the Hepatitis B vaccine for newborns.
Your Replay Ticket includes both days of the conference with access through June 30, 2026, and the opportunity to earn up to 13 contact hours.
2026 EBB CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
Dr. Jessica Brumley
Keynote Speaker
Jessica Brumley, CNM, PhD, FACNM, is the current president of the American College of Nurse-Midwives and an Associate Professor at the University of South Florida in the Department of OBGYN. She incorporates clinical practice, teaching, and research into her role as director of a full-scope midwifery practice. Dr Brumley is an internationally recognized expert in midwifery, physiologic birth, lactation, and respectful care.
Dr. Rebecca Dekker
Rebecca Dekker is a nurse with her PhD, the founder and CEO of EBB, the author of “Babies Are Not Pizzas: They’re Born, Not Delivered!” and host of the EBB Podcast with over 7.7 million downloads!
Dr. Sara Ailshire
Sara Ailshire, PhD, joined EBB in 2023. She helps to bring the latest research on pregnancy and childbirth to the EBB audience. Sara is a Medical Anthropologist with a background in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and Human Rights. Her dissertation research focused on birth professionals, childbirth care in India, and human rights. In 2024, she became a mom.
Dr. Morgan Richardson Cayama
Morgan Richardson Cayama is a Research Associate at EBB and a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Illinois Chicago, Center of Excellence in Maternal and Child Health and Maternal Health Research Center. She has her Master’s and PhD in Public Health and a graduate certificate in Epidemiology. Morgan has also trained as both a doula and childbirth educator with BADT, and is the mother of a three-year-old daughter.
Chanté Perryman
Chanté Perryman is a Student Midwife, Doula, Childbirth Educator and EBB Instructor who supports, educates and help families advocate for better birth outcomes. She is studying Sensory Processing in the perinatal period along with how to improve care and encourage accommodations for individuals who are neurodiverse.
Brittany Sharpe McCollum
Brittany Sharpe McCollum, CCE (BWI), CPLD, CLC is a childbirth educator, doula, lactation counselor, pelvic biomechanics educator, and owner of Blossoming Bellies Wholistic Birth Services, based out of New Jersey. Brittany provides dynamic hands-on classes for parents and continuing education workshops for practices and labor and delivery teams around the country.
Mandy Irby
Dr. Lisa Vawter
Dr. Lisa Vawter is a dedicated women’s health chiropractor specializing in prenatal and postpartum care. With a Master’s in Nutrition and certifications in the Webster Technique, Spinning Babies, and Birthfit, along with 100 hours of acupuncture training.
Dr. Amber Warmsley
Dr. Warmsley is a wife, mother of 3, California native, Maryland transplant, global traveler, and board-certified Ob/gyn with over 15 years’ experience. Having chosen midwifery-supported home-births for 2 of her own 3 births, she is a staunch advocate of supporting birth choices.
Dr. Jessica Vernon
Dr. Jessica Vernon, MD, PMH-C, is a Board-Certified OB/GYN, Mom, and Author. She is Assistant Medical Director and Director of Mental Health at Oula Health and serves on the board of Postpartum Support International.
Saonjie Hamilton
Emilie Rodriguez
Emilie Rodriguez is a birth and postpartum doula, medical anthropologist, and founder of Ashe Birthing Services— a team of Black and Brown doulas serving over 400 families a year in NYC. She also co-founded The Bridge Directory, a free platform connecting families to perinatal providers of color and creating a new standard of maternal health.
Farrah Rivera
Farrah Ka’Healani Rivera, MSM, CPM, LM is a Midwife, Educator and Perinatal Advocate elevating midwifery unification and midwives within the US medical systems. Farrah works as a Kasi with Cedar Medicine School of Midwifery, professor at Bastyr University, Clan Mother of Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services, Board Member of NACPM and Lead P.I. with HEALING Midwifery Together Project with the University of Washington.
Kaytee Crawford
Lauren Tetenbaum, MSCP
Bonus Session on Perimenopause and the Potential Implications in Postpartum
Lauren Tetenbaum, LCSW, JD, PMH-C is a licensed clinical social worker, women’s rights advocate, and writer dedicated to supporting and empowering women through life transitions. With experience as both a lawyer and a psychotherapist, Lauren specializes in counseling women navigating identity shifts related to motherhood, career, and reproductive health.
2026 EBB CONFERENCE
Day One |
Day Two |
| Dr. Rebecca Dekker, Dr. Morgan Richardson Cayama • Evidence on Aspirin for Preeclampsia Prevention | Dr. Rebecca Dekker, Dr. Sara Ailshire • Evidence on Hepatitis B Vaccine for Newborns |
| Brittany Sharpe McCollum • Productive Pushing: Fetal Descent and Pelvic Floor Health in the Second Stage | Dr. Jessica Vernon, Saonjie Hamilton, Emilie Rodriguez • Centering Patient Empowerment & Dignity |
| Mandy Irby • Trauma-Informed Care: Bridging Intentions and Impact Through Nervous System Regulation | [Keynote] Dr. Jessica Brumley • Turning Commitment Into Culture: Operationalizing Respect in Maternity Care |
| Dr. Amber Warmsley • A Peek Behind the Curtain: Understanding How to Best Support Your Birthing Clients from an Obstetrician’s Perspective | Farrah Rivera • Catching Spears: Integrity as a Support Beam in a Wave of Perinatal Change |
| Dr. Lisa Vawter • Pain, Movement & Pregnancy: How Chiropractic Care Supports Function, Comfort & Confidence | Kaytee Crawford • The Importance of Bodywork in the Nursing Infant |
| Chanté Perryman • Perinatal Neurodiversity: Sensing There’s More to Processing It |
2026 EBB CONFERENCE
Day One
|
| Dr. Rebecca Dekker, Dr. Morgan Richardson Cayama • Evidence on Aspirin for Preeclampsia Prevention |
| Brittany Sharpe McCollum • Productive Pushing: Fetal Descent and Pelvic Floor Health in the Second Stage |
| Mandy Irby • Trauma-Informed Care: Bridging Intentions and Impact Through Nervous System Regulation |
| Dr. Amber Warmsley • A Peek Behind the Curtain: Understanding How to Best Support Your Birthing Clients from an Obstetrician’s Perspective |
| Dr. Lisa Vawter • Pain, Movement & Pregnancy: How Chiropractic Care Supports Function, Comfort & Confidence |
Day Two |
| Dr. Rebecca Dekker, Dr. Sara Ailshire • Evidence on Hepatitis B Vaccine for Newborns |
| Dr. Jessica Vernon, Saonjie Hamilton, Emilie Rodriguez • Centering Patient Empowerment & Dignity |
| [Keynote] Dr. Jessica Brumley • Turning Commitment Into Culture: Operationalizing Respect in Maternity Care |
| Farrah Rivera • Catching Spears: Integrity as a Support Beam in a Wave of Perinatal Change |
| Kaytee Crawford • The Importance of Bodywork in the Nursing Infant |
| Chanté Perryman • Perinatal Neurodiversity: Sensing There’s More to Processing It |
Purchase Your Replay Conference Ticket
Bundle Replay Ticket
Access through June 30, 2026
$229
This replay ticket includes:
- Conference Recordings for Day 1 & Day 2
- Access until June 30, 2026
- Digital Conference Workbook
- 11 Contact Hours
- Keynote Speaker Bonus Q & A Session
- Access to Exclusive Digital Bonus Recordings:
- The Evidence on RSV
- The Evidence on Diagnosing Gestational Diabetes
- Earn 2 Bonus Contact Hours
See the conference terms and conditions here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the ticket options?
All Replay Tickets include access to 11 presentations and the ability to earn 11 nursing contact hours. Plus, you’ll receive two special replays and their corresponding contact hours from the 2025 EBB Conference (Evidence on RSV and Evidence on Diagnosing Gestational Diabetes).
- Replay Ticket with access until May 30, 2026 – $209
- Replay Ticket with access until June 30, 2026 – $229
How long will I have access to the recordings?
Depending on your ticket type, you will have access to the recordings until May 30, 2026, or June 30, 2026.
You must download and/or print contact hour certificates prior to the expiration date. There will be no extensions given. It is your responsibility to save your own contact hour certificates.
What is the refund/transfer policy?
There will be no refunds and no ticket transfers permitted. See the conference terms and conditions here.
Can I earn contact hours?
Yes, you will be able to complete steps to obtain a set number of hours worth of contact hour certificates. Attendee must attend live or watch recordings of conference presentations to be eligible to obtain contact hours.
Evidence Based Birth® is an approved continuing education provider for the Kentucky Board of Nursing. Nursing contact hour certificates will be given once an evaluation survey has been completed and the quiz has been completed with a passing score. Most doula and childbirth educator organizations accept nursing contact hours.