127: The Benefits of Using Hypnosis for Childbirth with Kerry Tuschhoff

Kerry Tuschhoff, HCHI, CHt, CI, is the Founder and Director of Hypnobabies Childbirth Hypnosis. Kerry is a nationally renowned speaker and writer on a wide range of women’s pregnancy and childbirth concerns. Her subjects include prenatal and childbirth choices, informed consent issues, health, and low-risk status concerns, comfort in childbirth, the power of birth language, and midwifery advocacy. As a childbirth educator for 30 years, a doula, and a hypnotherapist, Kerry has developed many educational programs for birthing families, medical and childbirth professionals, and hypnotherapists. In this episode, you will hear about: What hypnosis really is about The Bradley Method Why Kerry created Hypnobabies (hypnosis for childbirth) Kerry’s posterior birth experiences Upgrades to the Hypnobabies program Who would choose Hypnobabies as their childbirth education method? Hypnobabies tracks for different kinds of birth (c-section, vaginal, home, etc.) How fear can impact birthing How hypnosis can help Moms during the postpartum phase such as: Discomfort after birth Breastfeeding success Nipple soreness Relaxing after the baby is here Sleeping in sync with your baby Confidence as new parents Weight loss Smoking cessation Hypnobabies for fertility Hypnosis & affirmation tracks for each week of a woman’s cycle Releasing an egg Conception Carrying a successful pregnancy Healthy sperm for the Father-to-be Learn more about what Hypnobabies is Find a Hypnobabies class near you Find an online Hypnobabies class Listen for free: Track # 1 – What is Hypnobabies Hypnosis for Childbirth? Listen for free: Track # 2 – Instantly Calm! Find a Hypno-Doula near you Become a certified Hypnobabies instructor Check out the various hypnosis tracks available such as: Cesarean Birth Preparation VBAC Success Birthing My Twins Naturally Connect with Kerry: Website: Hypnobabies.com Instagram: @hypnobabiesofficial_ YouTube: @Hypnobabies Facebook: @Hypnobabies Twitter: @Hypnobabies