With all the horror stories you hear about how painful giving birth will be …
One thing we all know is inevitable. Somehow, at the end of pregnancy the baby that you’ve been growing has to come out!
Popular culture regularly bombards us with powerful images, reinforcing the idea that when you give birth, you’ll be screaming in pain.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful to go into this life-changing experience without the fears so many women hold, knowing that you could relieve your own pain and be in tune with your body and your baby as you birth the way nature intended?
That’s certainly where I was approaching the birth of my first baby 12 years ago. What’s more, my own birth was a forceps delivery under general anaesthetic, so my modelling for birth was filled with pain, fear and surgical intervention.
I needed to find another way!
I discovered these techniques, which allowed me to birth my babies (I have two). Since then I have supported other women to have the empowered births they desired and have been sharing these secrets with many more pregnant women, midwives, doulas and birth attendants at Jane Hardwicke Collings (Moon Song) Pregnancy Workshops and with the School of Shamanic Midwifery.
I want to share these techniques with you
on my FREE Teleseminar Thursday 28th February 8pm AEDST (Sydney) 2013:
Birth Secrets: Pain and Fear Relief
In this FREE tele-seminar you will discover:
- Proven secrets for pain relief that are: natural, portable and won’t break the bank.
- My biggest secret for a natural and empowered birth:
- 7 ways this secret works to relieve pain and fear in pregnancy and birthing
AND
- All attendees have the chance toWIN a powerful special gift (valued over $100) from Ganga to help you birth your baby in a beautiful way.
Enter you details below to register your place (limited)
Here’s what women are saying about their experience
of birth after discovering these birth secrets:
“What I got from birthing with my voice was a new understanding of how powerful the
human body can be. I was able to in simple words “befriend” my voice and gently lean in for support to birth my son (born 11pounds7oz/5kg). I learnt to trust my body and as a secure unit I was able to feel supported and held via my very own voice.
I held a lot of fear while I was pregnant. I feared that I would cave into mainstream medical pressures, I feared that my body was unable to birth my son. I was fearful that I was not able to connect to my voice and that when I would vocalize, it would feel distant and quiet.
After birthing my son I now feel grounded and I now understand and know myself in a different way from my experience. I trust in my body and my intuition. My personal sound (voice) has made me stand strong, be proud and allowed to be heard.
I believe this is for all women- to birth their children with voice. It is such a natural way to birth as the process of labour will support the use of the voice.”
Denika ~ Proud Mother of 2
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“The whole voice thing was what got me through.
The louder I got the easier it was.
I feel completely empowered
I kept visualising that when my mouth was open I was opening up to birth my baby.
The biggest lesson I learnt is to absolutely trusting in my own ability and myself.”
~ Maggie, Mother of four
“Not only did I enjoy your mantra CD in the days leading up to the birth. During labour I also used toning for almost all of my contractions, which really helped me focus and stay “controlled”.The midwives had said I might have a long day & night ahead & because I was so tired from being awake the night before with fairly strong contractions through the night. I was lying down through most of the waves & trying to rest & snooze in between. That meant I couldn’t make effective use of movement – I think sound really saved me. Use of breathing, a bit of pelvic rocking & toning were my tools. Thanks again for the gifts that you shared in such a timely manner~ Wymeng, first time mother
Register below to receive the call details for this
FREE tele-seminar
Date: Thursday 28th February, 8pm AEDST 2013
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