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When should I start hypnobirthing?

When should I start hypnobirthing?

by Justine Daly,

Pregnancy Hypnobirthing

There is no right answer to this question. Because it’s never too late to use this wonderful birth preparation. However, there are so many benefits to having the knowledge early in pregnancy, that as a rule of thumb - earlier is always better.

Should I be concerned? 17 pregnancy symptoms you shouldn't ignore

Should I be concerned? 17 pregnancy symptoms you shouldn't ignore

by Justine Daly,

Pregnancy

As a midwife I constantly tell my clients it’s always worth asking a professional. Just because your colleague once had an itch and was told not to worry by her GP, or your cousin had bleeding all through her pregnancy and everything was fine, it doesn’t mean you should ignore what’s happening with your body.

Midwife led antenatal classes with hypnobirthing

I have over 20 years experience as a midwife in the UK and Australia, working in both private and public hospitals. I have helped thousands of women in every scenario, from homebirths and water-births, births with complex issues, intervention, and caesarean births.

I am passionate about supporting women and families to be as relaxed and confident as they can be, whatever the circumstances. I have spent 20 years working in the Birth Centre and for the past few years have been an educator as part of the Child Birth Education Team. This means I am up to date with current research, policies and procedures when it comes to all things birth related.

In addition, I am a government accredited Clinical Hypnotherapist, with an Honours degree in Psychology. In my private practice I specialise in treating anxiety, trauma, fertility issues, pain management and phobias, as well as hypnobirthing techniques.

Bringing together these sets of skills, knowledge, and experience I can guide and prepare you to have the positive birth experience that you desire.

What A Focused Birth childbirth education offers you

  • Comprehensive antenatal classes developed and facilitated live in Williamstown Melbourne by a registered Midwife and Childbirth educator
  • Prerecorded self paced online course available
  • Access to additional resources and recommended reading
  • Toolbox of relaxation techniques, coping strategies, active birth principles
  • Breathing techniques
  • In depth breastfeeding information
  • Chance to ask questions relevant to your individual circumstances
  • Birth Preference Customisable Template
  • Comprehensive customisable ‘What to pack’ lists
  • Huge list of positive affirmations to choose from
  • Opportunity to address personal issues, such as previous traumatic experiences
  • Opportunity to upgrade to include individual hypnotherapy sessions
Justine Daly, Midwife and Childbirth educator

Online antenatal classes with hypnobirthing
from $199

Next live course in Williamstown Melbourne starts Saturday Dec 14

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Justine Daly: Midwife, Childbirth Educator, Strategic Psychotherapist, Clinical Hypnotherapist, NLP Practitioner
justine@afocusedbirth.com, Melbourne, Australia
Professional Member of The Australian Hypnotherapy Association
Registered with APHRA
ABN: 12633192393
Tel: 0414 072 344

The Australian Hypnotherapists Association CM2017644
Member of the Hypnotherapy Council of Australia
Member of the International Stategic Psychotherapists Association
Institute of Applied Psychology
Strategic Psychotherapy

A Focused Birth is an online antenatal childbirth education and hypnobirthing course

Disclaimer: A Focused Birth provides general information only. For specific advice about your baby or your health needs, you should seek advice from your health professional. A Focused Birth does not accept any liability to any person for the information or advice (or use of such information or advice) which is provided in this program or incorporated into it by reference. We provide this information on the understanding that all persons accessing it take responsibility for assessing its relevance and accuracy. Women are encouraged to discuss their health needs with their health care practitioner. If you have concerns about your health, you should seek advice from your health care provider. If you require urgent care you should go to the nearest hospital Emergency Department immediately.

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