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 Give Birth Strong, Confident, Positive,
Surrendered & Connected 

The skills you will learn, the knowledge you will gain, the tools you'll have ready: all will give you what it takes to cope with the pain and intensity and challenges of childbirth.

No matter where you birth or how you birth. 

Birth in the hospital, with or without an epidural, a cesarean birth or birthing at home.RavaWomb courses are for everyone.

If your chosen birthplace is a hospital, once you've completed the RavaWomb Ultimate Childbirth Prep course,

you will feel faith in your ability (and your partner's) to work within the current medical and hospital systems.


 You'll be using daily and weekly practices, including hypnosis, to cultivate faith, focus and to release fear

All will lead you to discover and learn to trust the innate ability that is within you to give birth. 


 

No matter where you birth or how you birth

in the hospital with or without an epidural, 
            a cesarean birth
                 or birthing at home 

you need a course that actually prepares you !


Head into this experience with guidance in your hand!


YES I NEED THAT COMPASS

Most parents only realize after their birth what they wish they had known. But you don’t have to be one of them! Start preparing now. Birth with confidence, and have the birth experience you deserve!

This is the only course you'll need for the biggest day of your life. You wouldn’t run a marathon without training, so why would you go into birth less prepared than that? Click to see what you get:

   

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Are you afraid of childbirth pain?

Are you uncertain about what the pain of childbirth really feels like?             

Are you feeling anxious that it might be the most pain you've ever experienced in your life so far?

Likely believing what western culture brainwashes us to think: that it is the worst pain in the world?

We have seen that this is the script in movies and tv shows right? Because drama sells. If birth was portrayed as more calm and not excruciating it would be boring to watch.

 Do you think that you'll be able to get an epidural at 1 cm dilation?

Do you think sometimes that you just don't know how you might be able to cope with it other than with an epidural? Or maybe you've heard that an epidural can be ok (it definitely can be).

You might be surprised to hear that the timing of it is actually really important, so that it doesn't affect your labor? I'm here to tell you don't believe that it's an absolute an epidural will lead to Pitocin or will lead to a caesarean birth; that can happen but usually it's more likely to happen if you have an epidural at the wrong time in your labor.

 Are you worried about being turned away at the Labor and Delivery unit and sent home?


Have you been thinking about how you’ve been told they don't accept you into the labor and delivery unit until you're at a certain stage in labor (in Canada this is true, in other countries also, and in other countries it depends on the type of hospital you give birth in).

So you know you won't be able to get an epidural the second your labor starts, so you're wondering how you're going to cope up until that point?


If you are having any of those thoughts, then it's likely you don't yet have what you'll need to get through childbirth. 

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  RavaWomb courses help you like no others can because  

it is prenatal education that tells the truth about:

  • the birth system
  • what it will take for you to advocate for yourself and stay empowered both in your pregnancy and when giving birth

All to safeguard you from the chance of birth trauma, and postpartum depression that stems from it.

 

 

TELL ME WHAT BIRTH TRAUMA IS

"Up to 45% of women evaluated their birth as traumatic"  *

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"Risk factors during birth most strongly associated with PTSD were subjective birth experience (0.59), operative birth (0.48), lack of support from staff during birth (−0.38) and dissociation (0.32). The effect of subjective birth experience was mostly due to negative emotions during birth (0.34) but lack of control or agency was also important (−0.23)." *

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