HypnoBirthing And Doula

I studied both Hypnobirthing and HypnoBabies for my last pregnancy, and I found Hypnobabies MUCH better. The materials were better, and just made more sense to me. I used a doula in Westminster who was certified as a Hypnobabies instructor, and a massage therapist - talk about full service! She was awesome and my package rate got me all of her services (including post natal care). This was three years ago, but if you are still looking for someone, let me know and I will find he r contact info for you. Good luck! (By the way, the hypnosis worked like a charm for my delivery - I was 9 centimeters dialated when I arrived at the hospital, and I had NO IDEA I was that close! Now, I still use the hypnosis skills I learned when I am stressed or can't fall asleep.)

Oh, and I second the other women's postings about Apothacary Tinctura - they are awesome, and there is no better place for pregnancy, fertility, breastfeeding advice. My OB/GYN nurse practitioner works there part time, and she is awesome!

Hi S.,

I'm a doula. I'm not certified in hypnobirthing but I'm well connected in the doula community in Boulder/Denver so if you'd like me to post something for you on my doula yahoo group to help find you a great doula that IS certified, I'd be happy to. Let me know...

You can reach me @ ###-###-#### or ____@____.com luck!

A.

I'd also suggest Sweet Beginnings (www.oursweetbeginnings) in Littleton. She has a lot of great programs and doulas that work with her.

Abundant blessings,

L.
www.bestillandknit.com

You might try Apothecary Tinctura for hypnobirthing sessions. I had a really good experience there a couple days before my son was born. The women there are magical.

A.

A good resource is Apothecary Tinctura in Denver. They have hypnobirthing classes and lots of contacts within the doula world. My doula is from With Women and she seems to be wonderful, although not hypnobirth certified. Good Luck!