Pregnant? Free 'Release Stress & Relax' Zooms to give your baby the best pregnancy/birth

By kkhh
September 29, 2020 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted September 29, 2020

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Posted September 29, 2020

Are you pregnant? Feeling anxious? With too many uncertainties?

And how's your baby feeling with all that?

It's vital to look after your emotional health for your baby's wellbeing and to give your baby the best start in life.?

These FREE Zooms will help you to create a positive mindset for you and your baby to feel?relaxed and calm and confident. They were originally started to support women/couples/unborn babies during Covid times .... feedback has been amazing so I'm continuing to offer this free resource for now. Please spread the word!

Simply 30mins of relaxation, stress release and hypnobirthing tips and techniques.?

No cost, no obligations, everyone is welcome and everyone will benefit :)

Booking on www.thehypnobirthingexperts.com or message me directly. NEXT SESSIONS: WED 30th SEPT

I can also offer 1-1 hypnotherapy when personalised support is useful and my group or private hypnobirthing courses are always popular too.

Hope to connect soon, I'll be delighted to support you,

Kristin :)

The Hypnobirthing Experts

Clinical Hypnotherapist - fertility/pregnancy/birth

[email protected]

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