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"The most valuable part of the hypnobirthing training for me was that during the months leading up to Leah's birth I did not fear the physical aspect of the birthing process. The absence of fear freed up the emotional energy I needed to enjoy my pregnancy and create a positive anticipation of the birthing experience. Thanks Debi!"
"Our birth experience was greatly blessed--after 3 hours of labor, our son arrived in the world happy and healthy with one push ... all 8 pounds, 7 ounces and 22 inches of him!
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"This woman [i.e. Mama Hypno] helped me birth L.. She's a "Godmother". ---I said as I was introducing Debi to a friend; my acknowledgment brought tears to Debi's eyes because she said to be regarded so highly and to be considered such a vital part the beginning of L's life moved her to tears."
Hypnosis is commonly used for pain management, stress reduction, smoking cessation, weight loss, treatment of phobias, improving sleep, and enhancing performance in various areas (e.g., sports, academics).
No, hypnosis cannot make you do anything against your will or contrary to your values. You remain in control throughout the process and can reject any suggestion that does not align with your beliefs or desires.
HypnoBirthing® is a childbirth method that focuses on using relaxation, visualization, and self-hypnosis techniques to reduce fear, anxiety, and pain during labor and delivery. It aims to create a positive birthing experience by promoting calmness and confidence.
Yes, HypnoBirthing® can be adapted for any birthing environment, including home births, hospital births, and birthing centers. The principles and techniques remain the same.Can HypnoBirthing® be used for home births and hospital births?
Yes, prenatal yoga is specifically designed for pregnant women and can be beneficial. However, it's crucial to practice under the guidance of a certified prenatal yoga instructor.
Yoga has been shown to help with mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and stress by promoting relaxation, mindfulness, and emotional balance. However, it should complement, not replace, professional mental health treatment.
A placenta specialist is a healthcare professional with expertise in the placenta's role during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum. They may come from various backgrounds, including obstetrics, gynecology, midwifery, or pathology. Their knowledge encompasses the anatomy, function, and potential complications related to the placenta.
You can see a lactation consultant at any point during your breastfeeding journey. Common times include during pregnancy for prenatal education, shortly after birth to establish breastfeeding, or if you encounter any challenges such as latching issues, low milk supply, or pain during breastfeeding.
Childbirth Retreat
You’ll stay in a beautiful setting enjoying a private room, heavenly sheets with a beautiful view. Start the mornings by sleeping in, or joining us for gentle, beginner level yoga and catered breakfast.
Late mornings and afternoons will be spent focused on learning about birth, coping techniques and options for pain management, caring for baby, feeding baby, and baby-proofing your relationship. We’ve built in adequate breaks and rest time.
Use the evenings and breaks to explore the local area, feel your feet in the sand/dip your toes in the river, roast s’mores by the fire, and spend time with each other.
We’ll provide welcome reception, allowing you ample time in the evenings for dinners together, a hike, or simply relaxing by the fire, watching the waves crash or listening to the crickets.
Optional:
• flight arrangements
• spa services
Luxury Childbirth Retreat for you and your partner
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