My Best Birth Australia

My Best Birth Australia Hypnobirthing courses, placenta encapsulation & private midwifery by a Medicare eligible midwife. Su

The Hypnobirthing Australia™ program has been customised so it is more relevant to the Australian system of care than the American hypnobirthing progam. You will be provided with professionally recorded Australian accent practice cds and modern, up-to-date training materials. Hypnobirthing Australia™ Course Outline


Unit 1: Creating & maintaining a positive mindset

Introduction to positive mindset of hypnobirthing
Causes of Fear (including history) and how it affects our labour
The role of our caregivers
Mind/body connection
What is hypnosis and how will we use it for birthing? Fear-Tension-Pain Syndrome – how fear affects labour
My amazing uterus– understanding the physiology behind birthing
Relaxation breathing
Our hormones are our friends


Unit 2: Choices, knowledge & tools for empowered birthing

Conditioning ourselves to release endorphins during birth
Reprograming the subconscious
The language for empowered birthing
Releasing endorphins through touch
How to create a calm birthing space
Choices in maternity care
Importance of maintaining a healthy diet
Staying Active – exercise during pregnancy
Tips for Optimal Foetal Positioning
Introducing our toolkit for birth
The importance of facial relaxation
Surge Breathing – the best tool ever! The ‘urge’ to push/bear down – breathing down


Unit 3: Preparing mind and body for birth

Visualisations for pregnancy & birth
Pre-birth bonding
Bonding with baby at birth
‘Guess date’ – a normal range of pregnancy
Artificial Inductions – things you’re not always told
Achieving a natural start to labour
Instant relaxation techniques
Self-hypnosis techniques to practice alone
Hypnosis/Relaxation Scripts & Prompts for partners


Unit 4: Birth – bringing it all together

Birth Preferences – the importance of open communication with your caregivers
Special circumstances
Membranes Releasing
Questions to help you make good decisions
Birth companion as advocate
Your rights as a child bearing woman
Breech or Posterior – options & positions
Hypnosis for releasing fears
What to expect through labour and birth
When to call the midwife/go to the hospital
The birth partner’s role
Undisturbed bonding/breastfeeding time – skin to skin
Hypnosis – rehearsal for birth

Lovely to see our midwifery sister Rangimarie showing us all about birth pools.
28/08/2020

Lovely to see our midwifery sister Rangimarie showing us all about birth pools.

Join us as Midwife Rangimarie Smith share about the La Bassine Birth Pool. When you have an idea about the size and shape of the birth pool, you are then abl...

04/04/2020

Urgent milk donations and ideally Spectra pump needed in Ipswich.

Please support and share the need for community based maternity care with known midwives so needed right now x maet
19/03/2020

Please support and share the need for community based maternity care with known midwives so needed right now x maet

Australian women currently have limited access to pregnancy, birth and postnatal services at home. This is particularly concerning considering the current COVID-19 pandemic, where they must enter a hospital for all of their care putting themselves and their babies at risk. Those models of care that....

Some really sensible evidence and information for pregnant women.
18/03/2020

Some really sensible evidence and information for pregnant women.

Keep calm, you will be okay: Coronavirus (COVID-19) while pregnant or giving birth Professor Hannah Dahlen Professor of Midwifery, Western Sydney University

Do not be put off preparing positively for birth. We have an online Hypnobirthing Course and our May childbirth preparat...
14/03/2020

Do not be put off preparing positively for birth. We have an online Hypnobirthing Course and our May childbirth preparation course can also be attended by ZOOM. DM me for details x Midwife Mae’t

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Many parents are asking "What about antenatal classes? Are they all cancelled? How can we prepare for birth?" Don't stress, we have GREAT online options!

18/02/2020

Our birth planning appointments are always so much fun but also so special as we make the final preparations before we welcome a new addition. Such a lovely family time today especially as we laughed and celebrated with this lovely family and 💕 how did you prepare for birth??

12/02/2020

This year is rolling on already. Can you believe we’re talking babes arriving October already!
With that in mind here’s an update on our availabilities for 2020:
March & April - full
May - full
June - full
July - full
August - 1
September - 2 bookings available if due before 10th
October - unavailable
November - available
December - bookings available if due before 15th
It’s never too early to get in touch 😊

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and shared with permission

08/02/2020

Had a baby in QLD since Sept 2019? 👶🏼
Interested in respectful Maternity Care?❤️

PLEASE TAKE A FEW MOMENTS TO COMPLETE THE SURVEY (you could be part of a shift in the maternity system🤗)

This survey is as part of a research study in Sunshine Coast University - Respectful Maternity Care - Queensland

The survey will be open for responses throughout February. All women who have birthed in Queensland since September 2019 are eligible to participate in the survey, if they would like to do so.

There is information and a shareable link to the survey on our page https://www.facebook.com/RespectfulMaternityCareQld/.

Please feel free to share the facebook post widely through your networks.

At the end of the survey, participants can enter a draw to win one of ten $50 gift vouchers as a thank you for the time spent completing the survey.

You can also access the survey directly HERE or by copying and pasting this link into your browser: https://uqnm.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0xn0hYTR6egRoIR.

If you have any concerns or complaints about the way this research project is being conducted you can raise them with the Chief Investigator (Dr Rachel Reed, 07 5459 4843).

If you prefer an independent person, contact the Chairperson of the USC Human Research Ethics Committee: (c/- Office of Research, University of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore DC 4558; telephone (07) 5430 2823; email humanethics@usc.edu.au).

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