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Couples workshop
This workshop will give you and your birth partner practical tools for coping in labour. We will be focusing on how birth partners can physically support labouring women in an active labour through breathing techniques, labour positions and movement to optimise straightforward birth.
Is your birth partner feeling nervous, worried or overwhelmed at what their role will be during your baby's birth?
Would you both like to be feel more prepared and confident? Would you want birth partners to be able to offer some really practical and helpful support during labour?
If you answered yes to these questions then this birth preparation workshop for mum AND birth partner could be exactly what you’ve been looking for.
In this 3 hour interactive, practical and informative workshop, you’ll learn yoga based breathing techniques, movement sequences and positions for labour that can be used on the big day, during the early and established stages of labour, to help you remain calm, relaxed and as comfortable as possible. You’ll also practice yoga partner movement, positions for labour and birth supported by your partner and relaxation techniques. There will also be plenty of opportunity to mingle with other parents-to-be.
You DO NOT need to have practiced yoga before, we will show you all you need to know.
Sound good? Then why not join me, experienced antenatal educator, NCT licensed practitioner and mummy, Lisa (Birth and Baby Space) and the wonderful Pregnancy and Postnatal Yoga teacher and mummy, Claire (YogiClaire)
Tickets are priced £59 per couple
09 Mar 2024, 09:30 – 12:30
Rutherglen United Reformed Church ,
69 Johnstone Dr, Rutherglen, Glasgow G73 2QA, UK
About YogiClaire
Claire O’Brien is from Glasgow and is the founder and creator of YogiClaire yoga classes.
"I am a 500 hour RYT (registered yoga teacher) in seasonal yoga. I also have second yoga teaching qualification, an Active IQ Level 3 Diploma in teaching yoga. I also hold a Yoga Alliance recognised, 85 hour Pregnancy and Postnatal Yoga teaching qualification.
I discovered yoga before I became pregnant with my first daughter, and loved it. After I had the girls I found that high impact exercise was no longer for me, or my post natal body, and I started my yoga teacher training journey. I can honestly say I’ve never looked back."
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