Questions and Answers about Hypnosis is Childbirth
What is EasiBirthing?
EasiBirthing was developed by UK hypnotherapist Sharon Mustard and is the only system which has been developed in collaboration with UK midwives to reflect British midwifery practices.
Is it the same as HypnoBirthing?
Hypnobirthing, the Mongan Method, was a model first developed in the US by Marie Mongan, based on the work of a British obstetrician, Dr Grantley Dick-Read, whose principles are also the foundation of the National Childbirth Trust (NCT). Hypnobirthing is also a term used to describe hypnosis for childbirth which is what EasiBirthing is
I am 32 weeks pregnant, is it too late for me to start the course?
Although it is suggested to start the EasiBirthing sessions from around 25 weeks, I can tailor the sessions to your needs. Please contact me as there is always something that can be done.
Who can attend the course with me?
Your birthing partner would be ideal as they will be with you during the birth to help you with the relaxation techniques and to support you. Sessions can, however, be attended on your own.
Do you offer the sessions at home?
Absolutely. Group sessions are done at several different locations in the area and I can also do private one-to-one sessions in the comfort of your own home.
Can you guarantee a pain free labour?
There are many factors that can affect a birth, some of which are outside our control, however many woman that use easibirthing experience less pain with some not experiencing any at all but rather pressure. Pain is also more intense when it is connected to fear, panic and anxiety so the aim of EasiBirth is to have a calmer & more comfortable birth with you in control.
EasiBirthing was developed by UK hypnotherapist Sharon Mustard and is the only system which has been developed in collaboration with UK midwives to reflect British midwifery practices.
Is it the same as HypnoBirthing?
Hypnobirthing, the Mongan Method, was a model first developed in the US by Marie Mongan, based on the work of a British obstetrician, Dr Grantley Dick-Read, whose principles are also the foundation of the National Childbirth Trust (NCT). Hypnobirthing is also a term used to describe hypnosis for childbirth which is what EasiBirthing is
I am 32 weeks pregnant, is it too late for me to start the course?
Although it is suggested to start the EasiBirthing sessions from around 25 weeks, I can tailor the sessions to your needs. Please contact me as there is always something that can be done.
Who can attend the course with me?
Your birthing partner would be ideal as they will be with you during the birth to help you with the relaxation techniques and to support you. Sessions can, however, be attended on your own.
Do you offer the sessions at home?
Absolutely. Group sessions are done at several different locations in the area and I can also do private one-to-one sessions in the comfort of your own home.
Can you guarantee a pain free labour?
There are many factors that can affect a birth, some of which are outside our control, however many woman that use easibirthing experience less pain with some not experiencing any at all but rather pressure. Pain is also more intense when it is connected to fear, panic and anxiety so the aim of EasiBirth is to have a calmer & more comfortable birth with you in control.