Class Details:
Body- and birth-workers deserve nourishing and inspiring training and a supportive community on their path. The prenatal massage and bodywork course "Touch From Within", offers just that.
Next Training:
This training is now available as a self-paced, online course - register anytime and join our online discussion community. Private in-person and mentoring sessions also available for those wishing to certify. Learn more here: https://www.birthingfromwithin.com/prenatal-bodywork-touch-from-within
Class Details:
Extraordinary, embodied Birthing From Within® childbirth preparation as private or group classes in an online format for pregnant people and their chosen birth companions. Build courage, compassion, and resiliency to meet the power of birth and beyond.
Next Class:
Contact Jamie to inquire about future group in-person classes or to schedule a private in-person or virtual session.
Session Details:
Invoke resiliency and radical self-love, heal shame, and restore balance and connection with your body, your baby, and yourself with an in-person bodywork/massage session. Offering Opening to Labor/Birth, Breech Body Balancing, Scar Tissue Remediation, and Pelvis Care Sessions for pregnancy and postpartum.
By appointment:
In office and In-Home sessions available.
Details:
Work virtually or in person 1:1 or in small groups with Jamie to develop your skills as a bodyworker or birth-worker. Parents or birth workers wishing to bring new understanding and help integrate a challenging birth experience can also schedule virtual or in-person Birth Story Listening sessions.
Currently available as a printed, audio, and e-book.
Opening Pathways for Midwifery and Prenatal Bodywork
The Breech Release is more than a series of techniques or maneuvers. It is a process-based mindset that brings integrity, respect, and individualized care to those presenting breech at the end of pregnancy.
Through the lens of physiological and undisturbed birth we may adopt a rigid ideology to always be hands-off: that being hands-off is “better.” And, when might our hands and body and tools help maintain birthing physiology with their force? This may feel more obvious in moments of emergency support, but what about those less obvious moments where someone asks for or responds to or seems to need our touch as birthworkers? When is force physiological?
READ NOWAs birthworkers we are the protectors of the psycho-neuro-endorcine experience of the birthing people we serve and work with. So it makes sense there is a strong message in the birth culture that fear in the birth space is bad. That fear is dangerous. And maybe even a sign that we are not doing our job as birthworkers if our clients are saying or showing that they are scared. But does fear really deserve such vilification in birth?
READ NOWThe DANCES® approach to prenatal massage and bodywork demonstrates how anyone can offer touch to pregnant people in a holistic, embodied, and accessible way. Bodyworkers and massage therapists, birthworkers (doulas, midwifes, nurses), or partners/friends will learn specific prenatal touch techniques within a cohesive container of gentle guidance by long-time teacher and bodyworker, Jamie Mossay.
Join long-time teacher and bodyworker Jamie Mossay on this epic Nurturing Circulatory/Swedish Massage experience. Over three hours of detailed instruction and guidance, a "practice along" segment, and bonus video segments including additional "practice-alongs", and conversations around massage therapy.
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