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The Healing Gift

Mind, Body, Spirit

Painless Childbirth

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Pain Management

 

 

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Mom is in Control

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Methods for Pain Management are the same as for

Painless Childbirth, but the symptoms are replaced

with whatever is causing the pain.

 

So many times I hear, "Painless childbirth!  No way.  You've got to be kidding.  You can't have that kind of pressure without pain."  And I say, "That's old thinking.  It may be all you know for one reason or another ... either because you had a baby already and were in a lot of pain, or if not, it is all you have ever been told."  (By the way:  Ever see a TV or Movie show with the mother having a baby? Don't you just love the way they are always screaming and cussing the father and the doctor and anyone else who is there?  Remember, you are what you think and believe, and what you think and believe you become.  If all we know is it must be painful, then guess what?  It is!)

 

Mom is in Control

With Guided Imagery Natural & Spiritual Childbirth, the Mom-to-be is taught how to relax, improve self-confidence and alleviate unnecessary pain.    It also helps her to lessen discomfort from the beginning of pregnancy and use these same techniques for other discomforts due to body changes during pregnancy and after baby is born.  The techniques once learned can be used through life for any reason that may involve pain.  These powerful mental guided imagery techniques can provide dramatic relief from morning sickness or heartburn during pregnancy, as well as helping with the other discomforts.

The breathing techniques taught by other childbirth methods can be more easily remembered and performed during labor and delivery when Mom has additional training in Guided Imagery.  The inner mind-power ability that Mothers learn with Guided Imagery enables her to be more self-assured, confident and in complete control of the birthing experience.   (Imagine, Mom-to be, you are in control of the birthing experience, it doesn't control you.)

 

Click here for actual testimonial and picture from The Chidesters

Click here for actual testimonial and picture from The Dixons

 

Guided Imagery Anesthesia Techniques also enable the mother to require less potentially harmful pain medication during labor and delivery, and in a lot of cases, eliminate its need altogether.

Possibly the greatest benefit of guided Imagery Childbirth is that the Mom is in a heightened state of awareness and can be more alert at the time of her baby's birth.  A Mom who is not exhausted or drowsy due to pain medication can fully enjoy a rewarding bonding experience with her baby.

After baby is born, the benefits of Guided Imagery Childbirth continue for Mother .. for example:  techniques to alleviate stress, tension, anxiety and tiredness can provide the new Mom with much needed periods of rest and relaxation and insure a new source of good health and emotional well-being.

Relief in the Making

Deep Relaxation Mental Guided Imagery Techniques can help Mom with the following experiences:

*  Relief from morning sickness

*  Relief from lower back pain and other discomforts due to bodily changes during pregnancy.

*  Relief of headaches and other pain that can't be treated with medications during pregnancy.

*  Breathing techniques learned for labor and delivery can be easily remembered and performed without anxiety.

*  Decreased need or elimination of pain medication during labor and delivery.

*  One's partner can participate in a joyful birthing experience - free of worry, fear and anxiety.

*  Mom and Dad both experience an immediate bonding with baby.

*  Baby is born without the trauma of the birthing experience and are usually much happier and healthy.

And these are just a few benefits of Deep Relaxation Techniques learned through Guided Imagery.