Educator Profile
Calmbirth® is the only childbirth education program that requires all its educators to be practising midwives or trained birth professionals
Jules Brooks
Accreditation
Calmbirth Educator/Doula
Location
Brunswick and Malvern
VIC 3056
Get directions
- Phone: 0408 020 916
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: www.birthwithjules.com.au
Biography
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As a Doula and Childbirth Educator, I have been supporting couples in birth for over 20 years and have been teaching Calmbirth since 2005. I believe Calmbirth can profoundly contribute to a couple’s birth experience. Calmbirth teaches women tools and techniques that allow them to access their inner resources to create a fulfilling birth experience.
My aim is that couples have an experience in which they feel prepared and confident, wherever their journey takes them.
My interest in working in birth was inspired by my own birth experiences. My 3 children are young adults and were very different birth experiences, my first was born by Caesarean section followed by two natural births.
As a doula, I regularly witness the benefits of Calmbirth unfolding in hospital and home. My background in education and experiential learning facilitates classes that are informative, relaxed and fun. I run regular workshops for couples and also teach Calmbirth privately. Please check out all I have to offer here.
Choose a course
Calmbirth Course
Calmbirth with Jules - Brunswick
25/05/24 and 26/05/24
Brunswick Neighbourhood House 43A DeCarle Street Brunswick Saturday 11am-5pm Sunday 9.30am-4.30pm Please pay deposit only.
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