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Jayne Micallef –

Rockhampton Road, South Croydon, London CR2 7AQ, England

Hello, I’m Jayne. I’m delighted that you’re visiting my profile. I offer the KG hypnobirthing course in South Croydon, or you can request a private course in your home. You will find more about me and my services at www.joyfulbodybirth.com

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I’m Jayne Micallef. I’ve been empowering expectant mums and couples since 2008.

I first began teaching pregnancy yoga in London Waterloo, combining yoga with proven mind-body hypnobirthing techniques for childbirth. Because hypnobirthing works so well, I decided to start offering the hypnobirthing course to couples locally. I live in Croydon.

This course gives you and your partner knowledge and ‘know-how’; most importantly, it empowers you both. It’s remarkable how this method affects couples when they dispel the uncertainties and common misconceptions traditionally associated with childbirth; it helps you move away from fear and towards a more natural, calm birth.

I aim to provide you with the method and practice that create an empowering birthing experience. So, if you’re looking for a safer, more relaxed, more comfortable birth – you are in the right place!

“I just wanted to let you and the class know that our little girl arrived this morning! Whilst I forgot all the visualisations, I remembered the principle of relaxing and breathing and managed with just gas and air in the pool which surprised me. I also didn’t need to push until she was halfway out and a bit stuck – so with one push she was born and didn’t even cry. She’s very chilled out, and I don’t need stitches despite her 3kg and emerging with her hand on her face. I’m sure the techniques from attending the class had lodged themselves into my subconscious. I certainly wasn’t very good at home practice or listening to the hypnobirthing CDs in my spare time…”

“I wanted to let you know that I had the most amazing birth experience and that the classes played a huge role in making that possible. I had to be induced at 39 weeks for gestational diabetes and after days of slow-release hormones not much had happened. I then had my waters broken manually and was started on synthetic oxytocin. This is supposed to produce a more intense, hard-to-handle labour and the midwife said that about 99% of ladies need an epidural. I stuck to my visualisations and I felt brilliant throughout. I pictured feathers floating up and swirling overhead and also bubbles which lifted me into the sky. I was pretty spaced but also very happy as I could feel that my body knew what to do. When it came to pushing I used my deep ‘ugh’ breath and he came out quickly and easily. I was so welcoming of the contractions that I wanted them to last longer! All in all, it was a really magical few hours and I really want to say thank you. Your class really helped me to be prepared physically and mentally.”

More happy mums at https://www.joyfulbodybirth.com/happy-mums-say/