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Next Workshop in the northwest:
(Skelmersdale, Lancashire)
Saturday 3rd July 2010
2.00pm - 5.00pm
Next Workshop in East Anglia: (Suffolk - near Woodbridge)
Saturday 11th September 2010 as part of 'The Birth Day'
organised with B.A.B.I.E.S
(more information to come)
Judith Kurutac will be leading both workshops and they will be open to Midwives, those planning the birth of their baby, birth educators and doulas

Are you pregnant and looking at
your birth choices? Or are you a midwife looking to improve your confidence with water?
Come and enjoy our
Next half-day
Practical 'Hands-On'
WORKSHOP
‘The Use of Water
in Childbirth - a Practical Workshop’
Sort out the Misconceptions & Gain Confidence in the use of water around childbirth, including waterbirth.
A highly experienced midwife runs the workshop and a birthing pool is always used for clinical demonstration.

Hundreds of midwives and mothers & their partners have benefited from our very practical approach.
Rather than dealing with the use of water from an academic standpoint, we offer ‘hands on’ sessions with practical ‘down to earth’ advice.
We try to address both clinical and practical questions from both midwives and mothers and their partners.
During the day there is usually a discreet opportunity to try out a filled birth pool. We use a ‘model’ in the pool to simulate labour and birth positions.

Within the day there are also separate group sessions for Midwives and Mothers.
Through this tried and tested approach we find that mothers and midwives are able to see things from both sides.
More confidence is gained as misconceptions are cleared away and practical advice is absorbed.

The practical session around a birth pool is very popular.
We have found that when evaluating the day participants predominantly grade it and the venue as ‘Excellent’. Our recent workshop was again graded 'Excellent' by all but 2 participants and all but 1 graded the venue 'Excellent'. The other grades were 'Good'. The mixture was 1/3 midwives 1/3 student midwives and 1/3 expectant mums and their partners. A terrific dynamic mix enjoyed by all.
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