by Nisha Gill | Nov 3, 2018 | Uncategorized
I have recently worked with a series of partners, one after the other, who have been traumatized as they supported their birthing partner through the birth of their baby. And in one case at least, it was only the partner who had experienced trauma after witnessing an... 
by Nisha Gill | Jun 24, 2018 | Uncategorized
Birth trauma is sadly on the rise. It is often confused with the symptoms of post natal anxiety and post natal depression. However, the underlying mechanism for the development of trauma is different to that of PNA and PND. And the treatment of trauma must therefore... 
by Nisha Gill | Jan 6, 2018 | Uncategorized
A high degree of trust and surrender are required of a birthing mother for birth to proceed undisturbed or without external intervention as it has done for aeons. There is an infinite array of natural tools for facilitating a relatively calm and smooth birth by... 
by Nisha Gill | Dec 5, 2017 | Blog
Meet Mandy. She is mother of a four-month old baby whose entry into the world was dramatic. After nineteen hours of labour in hospital her baby’s heart rate dropped causing serious concern. Mandy was rushed to theatre for a Caesarean section and her little boy... 
by Nisha Gill | Aug 29, 2017 | Blog
If at thirty-five weeks pregnant you realise that you haven’t done a whole heap of birth preparation, of all things, do not stress, Mama! You still have time up your sleeve to do the most important thing, and that is to BE: be in your body. Fully IN your body.... 
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