Katharine Graves 
Member since: July 31, 2008
Total live articles: 3
Trained by the HypnoBirthing Institute in HypnoBirthing (the Mongan Method), Katharine provides the core hypnobirthing techniques hypnobirthing techniques and has wide ranging experience, gained over many years in complementary medicine, that has given her the expertise to offer guidance in many areas to care for the health and wellbeing of expectant mothers, fathers and new born babies. Katharine provides HypnoBirthing Courses in London, Wiltshire and Surrey. Details of these courses are available on The HypnoBirthing Centre
Until twenty to thirty years ago, no-one had thought of giving birth in water. Now it’s considered perfectly normal, if not desirable. Why should this be, and how has the change come about?
At the beginning of the century a young obstetrician Grantly Dick-Reed wrote a book 'Childbirth Without Fear', this article describes his experiences and how further techniques including Childbirth Hypnotherapy have helped change many peoples experiences of childbirth.
This article covers 7 key ideas to enjoy a relaxed and natural birth for your child.
This article covers 7 key ideas to enjoy a relaxed and natural birth for your child.
At the beginning of the century a young obstetrician Grantly Dick-Reed wrote a book 'Childbirth Without Fear', this article describes his experiences and how further techniques including Childbirth Hypnotherapy have helped change many peoples experiences of childbirth.
Until twenty to thirty years ago, no-one had thought of giving birth in water. Now it’s considered perfectly normal, if not desirable. Why should this be, and how has the change come about?
This article covers 7 key ideas to enjoy a relaxed and natural birth for your child.
At the beginning of the century a young obstetrician Grantly Dick-Reed wrote a book 'Childbirth Without Fear', this article describes his experiences and how further techniques including Childbirth Hypnotherapy have helped change many peoples experiences of childbirth.
Until twenty to thirty years ago, no-one had thought of giving birth in water. Now it’s considered perfectly normal, if not desirable. Why should this be, and how has the change come about?
