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Hello,


For any local mums/dads to be interested in hypnobirthing, there are a couple of spaces left for our upcoming in-person group class, on the weekend of 11th and 12th June.


Please join us to learn the wonderful tools and techniques of hypnobirthing in a warm and welcoming environment. You'll discover how to:

- Cultivate self-belief, letting go of anxieties around birth and feeling more confident

- Help your mind and body work together for labour

- Work as a brilliant team with your partner

- Relax on command, to feel calmer and to sleep better

- Develop a mindset of kindness and compassion



The course is an invitation to fully connect with yourself and your instincts, with your partner and with your baby. It's also a lovely time to meet with other local parents-to-be.


I have 8 years experience teaching first, second and third time parents-to-be. I?m always delighted to hear the ways couples I?ve taught use the tools and techniques to help with pregnancy and parenthood, as well as birth itself.


I trained with Katherine Graves (KG) herself, the originator of the UK based course accredited by the Royal College of Midwives. I draw on my own two birth experiences (one was induced and ended in a caesarean, one was at home) along with my training with KG, as a doula and as an advanced NLP coach to help couples prepare positively for birth and parenthood, in all sorts of circumstances.


Courses start with where you are now, and end with you feeling relaxed, positive and looking forward to giving birth.


Please do get in touch with me if you'd like to find out more and/or book directly here; www.hypnobirthingplace.co.uk


Course details:


Group class split over Saturday and Sunday.


Saturday: 13.30 - 17.30


Sunday: 12.30 - 16.30


At Push Studios:


17/21 Blackwater street


London


SE22 8SD


It?s always helpful to hear what other people think of a course. You?ll find testimonials and birth stories on my website and reviews on google maps too.


Warmest wishes,


Zoe x

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