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Why are prenatal classes important?
Every day, we are surrounded with information and research that is constantly changing and often contradictory. Many people can get overwhelmed by the amount of advice and information around them. This may lead them to choose to remain indifferent and just accept and adapt to whatever comes their way. This isn't a bad place to be, but in the birth setting, this indifference can often lead to unexpected outcomes that could have been prevented. With a little preparation, both mentally and physically, and the knowledge of options available, you or your clients can feel more in control of the birthing experience!
The Full Program
Birth workers and Educators
Download. Teach. Change the birth world!
Turn your passion for women and birth, into a successful and educational resource for your community.
About our program;
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Focuses on all types of birth - medicated and non-medicated, in any setting.
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Can be organized to what you feel comfortable teaching.
Here's what you get;
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Individual file downloads for customizable teaching formats
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Five colour options to choose from, to fit with your branding
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Lifetime license
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Ready to print programs and handouts
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Teaching guides
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Editable slideshow
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Access to our educators lounge with updated and newly added information and handouts.
Topics covered;
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Birth preparation
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Body preparation
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Medically managed birth
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Non-medical birth
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Physiology of birth (mind and body)
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Labour positions based on fetal station
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Postpartum preparation
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Breastfeeding education
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And so much more!
About
Hello, my name is Chelsea and the story of Pathways Prenatal has been developed over 9 years, starting when I became a mother of 4 and brand new birth doula. Created as a 10 page guide for clients, new pages were added after every few birth support experiences, until it became about a 40 page working prenatal program. Then in 2021, I was approached by a local pelvic physiotherapist who saw the need and benefits of this program in our community. So I began upgrading it into what it is today.
This prenatal education has been developed from years of experience working with mothers and families in many types of birth settings, under a variety of circumstances. It's also been added to from years of research, and knowledge through various courses.
No prenatal program is meant to be a be-all-end-all and this one is no exception. The power of education, is to present information and allow people to take what they want from it, while simultaneously encouraging and inspiring them to do their own research.