Book by 22nd February, 2019

One Day Workshop – post conference
Understanding the Cervix and her Support Crew

Monday, 25th March, 2019, 8am - 5pm

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Venue:
Lake Side Conference Room
Lake Ainsworth S & R Centre
Pacific Parade
Lennox Head NSW
(near Byron Bay)

Contribution:
$250
(Lunch, morning & afternoon tea provided)

Bank Transfer (preferred)
Doula Conference
BSB: 013333
​A/C: 411210379
Ref: DC2019-PC1-[Name as per Registration Form]

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About the workshop

The cervix is the gatekeeper of birth. Before any baby can be born vaginally, the cervix needs to open.
If the soft tissue structures that comprise the support crew are tense or off balance, the cervix and womb will be tense and off balance, increasing the chance of the baby going into posterior position, and the cervix having difficulty in opening. 

If you have you ever wondered why the cervix is sometimes slow to open, or doesn’t want to open, or what you can do to support her to open, then join us in this experiential workshop to learn about the how, why, where, what and wonders of the cervix:
- how does the cervix open?
- why is it sometimes easy and sometimes difficult for the cervix to open?
- where is the cervix located and where does she go? 
- what influences the functioning of the cervix?

This workshop will include body strategies and techniques for helping the cervix reach her potential in birth, and insights into the soft tissue connections and support structures of the cervix, womb and vagina.
Please wear loose comfortable clothing
BYO yoga mat and pillow

Please complete the below registration form and if you require accommodation, please visit:

Accommodation

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About Birthwork - Jenny Blyth & Fiona Hallinan

Between them, Jenny and Fiona have 60+ years experience of working with birthing women and their bodies, and facilitating workshops. They are highly intuitive and skilled bodyworkers with a particular fascination for exploring and understanding women’s bodies in relation to birth. They have assisted an enormous number of women to connect with, understand, admire, prepare and heal their sacred pelvic space. Their workshops are an extraordinary blend of pelvic anatomy, body knowledge, body awareness, bodywork and profoundly attentive touch – as it relates to all pregnant women.
Fiona is a mother of 2, a registered nurse & midwife, child health nurse, independent birth educator and bodyworker.
Jenny is a mother of 3, grandmother of 2, independent birth worker, educator, bodyworker, author & film maker.

Terms and Conditions:

1. Registration is not confirmed until payment is received.
2. All fully paid bookings are transferable.
3. Bookings are non refundable.