Marilyn Boon is a faculty member of the HypnoBirthing® Institute and is an internationally recognised teacher and trainer.

Trainings are set twice a year in October/November and March/April
The course covers:
Birth Basics (Two Days)
or
Hypnosis for Child Birth (Two Days)
and
HypnoBirthing® Practice (Two Days)

Examination papers are set for both Hypnosis for Child Birth and HypnoBirthing® Practice.
Invitations are open to Doctors, Midwives, Doulas, Hypnotherapists, Healthcare professionals and Mothers. The course is open to anyone who has an interest in teaching and helping new parents enjoy a calm, relaxed , stress free birth.

The HypnoBirthing® programme provides supervision, refreshers, newsletters, discussion groups, study days, updates and support. There are HypnoBirthing® Practitioners internationally that provide an excellent source for net working , resourcing and comradeship.
HypnoBirthing® is recognised by the National Guild of Hypnotist and General Hypnotherapy Register.

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This training course is a four day, two- part Childbirth Education Programme.

The first part consists of a 16-hour segment which covers the Introduction to Hypnosis for Childbirth (suited for midwives, doctors, doulas, anyone without knowledge of hypnosis).

Introduction to Hypnosis for Childbirth is waived for qualified Hypnotherapists. Applicants will need to show evidence of credentials prior to registration and attending the training. It is highly recommended that this element of the programme is attended by hypnotherapists, as its application is specific to the HypnoBirthing® programme taught to parents.

OR Birth Basics, 16 hour segment for qualified Hypnotherapists or as a refresher if you had previously trained and not covered this element.

The second part is a 16-hour segment that concludes the Certification Programme for HypnoBirthing® Practitioner.

There will be a written examination paper on both Introduction to Hypnosis for Childbirth and the HypnoBirthing® Practitioner's Certification. The papers are returned to the Institute for marking within six weeks of the course.

You will receive the current Institute approved material at the beginning of your course, including CD's, DVD's, manuals, scripts, latest available copy of the HypnoBirthing® Teacher's training book. Once you have submitted your examination papers, you will be eligible for support, email newsletters, practitioners online support and help and, on gaining your certification, it will be a requirement to update your training on an annual basis.

Course Content:
Segment I

Hypnosis for Birthing

OR Birth Basics

Applications of hypnosis Attitudes about hypnosis Basics of brainwave activity Laws of the mind Rationale for hypnosis in birthing Understanding clients' learning styles Direct and permissive hypnosis approaches Dangers of unqualified therapy Steps to achieve hypnosis Mind/Body associations and applications Judging trance depth Guidelines for achieving change Eye fixation/closure Elman · Ericksonian · Shanti leads Eyelift conversion lead Deepening techniques Posthypnotic suggestions Awakening and alerting

The Beautiful Female Birthing Body Anatomy of The Female Reproductive System Internal & External Structures Conception and Early fetal development Characteristics of The uterus: Fundus, Body, Cervix The Baby's Support System: Amniotic Sac, Placenta, Umbilical Cord Three Trimesters of Pregnancy Physical Changes during Pregnancy Foetal Positioning during Pregnancy Turning Breech Presented Babies. Labour Signals: Normal, Unanticipated Characteristics of Managed Labour Characteristics of HypnoBirthing Labour Onset of Labour: Spontaneous, Induction techniques Foetal Positioning during Birth Labour Stages As Defined in Typical Birthing Labour Phases as Defined in HypnoBirthing Mother Directed Birthing

Segment II. Practitioner Certification

• Philosophy and Beginnings of HypnoBirthing®
• How the uterus works in birthing
• What's wrong with labour
• How fear affects labour
• The origin of fear and pain in labour
• Prenatal bonding and fetology
• Preparing the mind for birth
• Hypnosis deepening and visualization
• Releasing fear
• Preparing the body for birthing
• Building a partnership with care providers
• Turning breech-presented babies
• Looking at the "due date"
• Avoiding artificial induction
• Preparing the birth plan
• How the body prepares for birth
• Preparing medical care providers
• The onset of labour
• Perinatal bonding
• Breathing through labour
• Breathing with birth
• Bonding with the baby
  

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