Hypnobirthing Wolverhampton

If you live in Wolverhampton or surrounding areas, learn the power of hypnobirthing with live, interactive online courses you can enjoy from the comfort of your own home. I offer private or small group classes, as well as online baby massage classes for infants from newborn to pre-crawling. 4-week hypnobirthing courses starting at £149 for 8 hours of live, interactive classes, including 9 relaxation downloads and a course companion book.

Introduction

Welcome to Together Birthing, and congratulations on your pregnancy! My name is Emma, and I’m a hypnobirthing practitioner and mum. I absolutely love what I teach, helping couples, who live around Wolverhampton, have a calmer, easier birth experience.

My training was with the Hypnobirthing Institute in 2014 and also with the Hypnobirthing Training Academy by Jenny Mullan in 2016, who’s training course is accredited by the Royal College of Midwives.

My 4 x 2 hour weekly live online hypnobirthing courses are interactive and provide a complete childbirth education programme to help prepare you and your birth partner for your baby’s birth. You will receive a course companion book and 9 relaxation downloads.

As a hypnobirthing mum myself, I know first-hand the huge benefits of hypnobirthing techniques for childbirth. I always love to share these amazing techniques with mums and dads-to-be, to help them experience a much more positive birthing day, one that they can actually enjoy.

Online Hypnobirthing Classes in Wolverhampton

Private online hypnobirthing courses

If you need the course to fit in around your diary or you prefer more of a one-on-one, personal approach – tailored to your specific needs.

Group online hypnobirthing courses

Interactive and friendly online group classes where you can come together with like-minded couples to fully prepare for a positive birth experience.

Refresher online hypnobirthing classes

If you have done hypnobirthing before and want to refresh your knowledge and practice – a class that is tailored to your specific needs.

Online baby massage
courses

For parents and babies from newborn to pre-crawling – can help with bonding, relaxation, sleep and colic discomfort.

Private online hypnobirthing courses

If you need the course to fit in around your diary or you prefer more of a one-on-one, personal approach – tailored to your specific needs.

Group online hypnobirthing courses

Interactive and friendly online group classes where you can come together with like-minded couples to fully prepare for a positive birth experience.

Refresher online hypnobirthing classes

If you have done hypnobirthing before and want to refresh your knowledge and practice – a class that is tailored to your specific needs.

Online baby massage courses

For parents and babies from newborn to pre-crawling – can help with bonding, relaxation, sleep and colic discomfort. add Share your experiences.

If you live in Wolverhampton or its surrounding areas and are looking for an online hypnobirthing course, I would welcome the opportunity to have an initial discussion with you about my classes and answer any questions you may have.

What You Will Learn

The Benefits of Hypnobirthing

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    Birth choices in Wolverhampton

    Hypnobirthing often gives couples the confidence to opt for a home birth preferring the privacy and peaceful, familiar environment. Otherwise there is the New Cross General Hospital for birth centre and labour ward births. The birth centre offers a more ‘home from home’ approach with a focus on natural birth. I would recommend that you take a tour of the hospital and birth centre for further information – see links below:

    New Cross Hospital, Wolverhampton Road, Wolverhampton, WV10 0QP

    Tel. – 01902 307999

    Complementary therapies and services in Wolverhampton

    In addition to Hypnobirthing, there are a variety of complementary therapies and services available in Wolverhampton for you and your baby, leading up to the birth and also post-birth. I have put together a list for you below, with everything from pregnancy yoga to osteopathy and homeopathy.

    Breastfeeding Support

    National Breastfeeding helpline – Tel: 0300 100 0212

    NCT Breastfeeding Line (8am-10pm)- Tel: 0300 33 00 771

    Breastfeeding Network Supporter Helpline – Tel: 0844 412 4664 (9.30am-9.30pm)

    Breastfeeding Network Bengali/Sylheti Helpline – Tel: 0844 856 4003 (9.30am-9.30pm)

    La Leche League Breastfeeding Helpline – Tel: 0845 120 2918 (24 hrs)

    Association of Breastfeeding Mothers Helpline – Tel: 0844 4 122 949(9.30am-10.30pm)

    Pregnancy Yoga in Wolverhampton

    Pregnancy yoga is a fantastic way to improve strength and prepare the body for birth, in a gentle manner during pregnancy. It can help with breathing exercises and can develop a calm environment for your baby to grow in. 

    Mata Yoga

    NAC, Dunkley St, Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

    Tel. – 07779595119 or 01902 741515

    Email – [email protected]

     

    Pregnancy and Postnatal Massage in Wolverhampton

    Massage helps to stimulate your blood flow during pregnancy which means your baby gets what it needs more quickly and efficiently. It can also be a relaxing exercise for both you and your baby, combatting stress and calming your body after childbirth. 

    Mobile Massage by Barbara

     

    Reflexology in Wolverhampton

    Reflexology is a therapy that uses reflex points on the hands and feet to ease aches, pains and tensions elsewhere in the body. It can be very helpful for pelvic pain and backache associated with pregnancy, and for easing any stress or anxiety in your mind and muscles.

    Midlands Reflexology

    Tel. – 07757 218696
    Email – [email protected]

     

    Osteopathy in Wolverhampton

    Many women suffer from joint pain in their knees and ankles as they struggle with extra weight, as well as problems in the neck and back. Osteopathy helps with problems you may face during pregnancy by working the joints, bones and nearby muscles. 

    City Osteopaths

    Deansgate, 62-70 Tettenhall Rd, Wolverhampton, WV1 4TZ.    Tel. – 01902 332200

    Acupuncture and Homeopathy in Wolverhampton

    Using natural treatments, homeopathy and acupuncture can be highly beneficial for a variety of problems including stress, depression, aches, pains and general wellbeing. You should consult your doctor or medical professionals when using homeopathic treatments alongside traditional medication.

    Wolverhampton Homeopathy & Acupuncture Clinic

    The Whitehouse, 194 Penn Road, Wolverhampton, WV3 0EN

    Tel. – 01902 620 622

    Email – [email protected]

     

    Nutritional Therapy

    Looking after yourself and your growing baby can be hard work during pregnancy. Nutrition is a vital part of maintaining a healthy body and home for your child. Nutritional therapy looks at the best ways you can absorb vitamins and nutrients, as well as helping with problems such as cravings, heartburn and morning sickness.

    Katherine Sheldon

    Tel. – 07899 902481

    FAQs

    Learn more about what Hypnobirthing is, how it can be of help, and how it works on our ‘What is Hypnobirthing’ page.

    As an acquired skill, the success of hypnobirthing depends largely on how much practice you put in. A pain-free labour is possible with hypnobirthing. The Hypnobirthing Institute found that about 65%-70% of hypnobirthing mums need no form of pain relief. Similarly, 69% of my students over a 2 year period didn’t need any, either. The Institute also found that 20%-25% just needed mild help, like gas and air, while the remaining 5%-10% normally experience ‘special circumstances’, and would need medical intervention. My hypnobirthing students who experienced special circumstances confirmed that hypnobirthing was still very helpful even if they were induced, or needed a caesarean. Read about individual birth-story experiences on my blog.

    Mothers who deliver without anaesthetics move freely, walk and easily change positions during labour which is beneficial for birth. Mothers can deliver faster as they stay connected with their birthing bodies. Research shows that epidurals prolong labour time and increases the chances of further interventions. Parents should note that drugs ingested by the mother also affect the baby.

    Hypnobirthing provides the best opportunity for a drug-free birth which is much more beneficial for both mother and child. 

    It is best to start the 4-week course between the 20th and 30th week of pregnancy. The course is also fine to start up to 36 weeks so please do still get in touch if you are more than 30 weeks.

    Yes. As acquired skills, self-hypnosis and deep relaxation are more effective with practice in between classes. The 4-week course keeps you and your birth companion prepared, relaxed and confident. It is best to take the course at least 4 weeks before your due date to enable you to have enough time to practice.

    Hypnobirthing is for those who desire to feel prepared and confident about birth. These could be first-time mums, mothers on subsequent births, or mothers who have never experienced vaginal birthing. Hypnobirthing is suitable for birthing at home, in the hospital, or any birth centre.

    Basically, hypnosis is about going into a state of relaxation where you are quite aware of your surroundings and can communicate effectively if necessary. Self-hypnosis can be easily learnt and improved throughout the duration of your course.

    However, the course is not just about learning self-hypnosis. It is actually a whole philosophy and pregnancy and childbirth approaches. The relaxation techniques learnt also helpful after childbirth to relax and release stress.

    Hypnobirthing is also beneficial for your baby as they feel exactly what you feel which means you being calm will keep them calm even in your womb. Endorphins can only be released when the body is in a calm state, and are found in the placenta and umbilical cord. It can also help the baby comfortably adjust to life after birth. Research shows that babies born naturally are usually more alert and more interested in sucking and breastfeeding behaviours.

    To participate effectively in live online classes you will need a minimum upload speed of 2Mbps. Check your upload speed or run a test on you PC with this tool http://www.speedtest.net.

    The best way to take a hypnobirthing course is live online with an instructor. You have a better opportunity to ask questions and learn the techniques.