Hypnobirthing Course

The Mindful Birth Method.

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Meet your instructor

Meet your instructor ✳

MEET ZIAH

Certified Hypnobirthing Instructor

“I knew there had to be a better way to birth than all the ways I had heard of. I went down a spiral and found my love for Hypnobirthing.”

What you’ll learn

  • How our brain can enhance or hinder our birth experience.

  • Learn the role of the birth partner and practice with some hands-on massage techniques specific for labor.

  • Build your birth tool box with various methods to aid you in a calm and positive birth.

Course FAQ

  • Hypnobirthing is a childbirth education method that uses relaxation techniques, breathing exercises, visualization, and positive affirmations to help reduce fear and tension during labor. The goal is to create a calm, controlled birthing experience by working with your body’s natural rhythms. By practicing these techniques, you can manage pain more effectively, reduce stress, and feel more confident in their birthing experience. Hypnobirthing can also lead to shorter labors, lower intervention rates, and a more positive postpartum recovery.

  • Not at all! Hypnobirthing is beneficial for all types of births, whether you plan to have an unmedicated birth, use an epidural, or even need a cesarean section. The techniques you learn can help you stay calm, focused, and in control regardless of how your birth unfolds. Even in medicalized births, hypnobirthing can improve your experience by reducing stress, promoting informed decision-making, and helping you feel more connected to your baby’s birth.

  • Most people begin hypnobirthing classes around 20-30 weeks of pregnancy to allow plenty of time to practice the techniques before birth. However, it’s never too early or too late to start! Some parents begin earlier to integrate the mindset and relaxation techniques into their daily routine, while others take a class closer to their due date and still find the techniques incredibly helpful. The most important thing is regular practice so you feel confident using the tools when labor begins.