IN PERSON Creating Space: Pelvic Dynamics and Fetal Positioning for an Efficient Birth

This workshop is held solely through an IN PERSON format. See below for a workshop description and our COVID guidelines.

Creating Space is a movement based biomechanics approach to labor progress and comfort with the intention of reducing complications and unnecessary intervention. Learn usable information for what labor positions and relaxation techniques to suggest at specific different points during the birth process and, most importantly, why certain techniques are more effective than others at certain times in labor.

​This workshop for birth support professionals will benefit prenatal and birth workers - doulas, midwives, obstetricians, nurses, childbirth educators, chiropractors, massage therapists - both new and experienced. Emphasis is placed on better understanding the relationship between pelvic dynamics and fetal positioning and the movement and positions that facilitate labor progress. Information is presented in an interactive hands-on format that encourages participation to facilitate anatomical understanding, the development of skills and techniques for encouraging clients to feel empowered in their bodies, and the positions, techniques, and concepts for birth professionals to feel confident in supporting labors both medicated and unmedicated, in any setting.

PLEASE NOTE OUR COVID SAFETY REGULATIONS:
If you are feeling sick the day of class or have any symptoms of COVID-19, please stay home.
The building in which our class takes places requires masks to be worn when in the hallway and restrooms. Upon entering Ohm Chiropractic (the classroom space) mask wearing is optional but recommended by the CDC (note their guidelines at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/cloth-face-cover-guidance.html).
Brittany (your instructor) will not be wearing a mask while facilitating in order to be as audible and understandable for all participants. She will remain at least six feet away from participants unless individual participants request otherwise and will wear a mask when moving around the room or assisting someone with a position, etc.
A three to six foot distance will be maintained between others unless participants choose to move closer. All participation can be done with at least three feet of separation if desired.
By attending class in person, you assume all risk associated with COVID-19 that could be attributed to participating in a group setting and in a space outside of your home.