1 place left for June weekend Hypnobirthing course

By hypnobirthingplace
April 30, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted April 30, 2016

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Posted April 30, 2016

Hi there,

For anyone pregnant who is due in the summer, congratulations! I hope you're having a happy pregnancy.

If you'd like to learn techniques for feeling relaxed, positive and empowered during pregnancy and birth, I have one place left for our June Hyponbirthing course which could be yours.

It will be on two Saturdays - the 11th and 18th, running from 10am till 2pm.

** Skills for pregnancy, birth and parenthood**

Hypnobirthing is not just for hippies and not just for birth. It is logical, based on the physical process your body goes through during labour. You will learn simple relaxation and breathing techniques, develop ways to let go of stress and replace anxieties with positivity. You will find yourself looking forward to giving birth.

Please see www.hypnobirthingplace.com (also known as hypnobirthingandbeyond) for an insight into what the benefits of the hypnobirthing course are for mother, partner and baby, as well as more about me and what my lovely previous clients think. You can find out what some of them have thought on the EDF too (search for hypnobirthing SE15).

Please feel free to give me a ring on 07989587112 if you would like to ask my any specific questions and to find out more about my approach. I am always happy to chat!

The remaining place will be given on a first come, first serve basis, so please do get in touch asap to find out more and to secure your place.

** Giving Back and Feeling Good **

You can feel happy knowing that 10% of your course fee will go towards providing safer births for women in developing countries.

With best wishes for a relaxed and enjoyable pregnancy,

Zoe

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