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News Details (Posted: December 5, 2006):
HYPNOTISM AND CHILDBIRTH?
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Barb White, a registered nurse, knows that complications can arise during delivery and knows almost all the medical terminology and procedures associated with birth. But when a pregnant woman came in with her first baby, and wondered how to avoid associating fear and pain with labor she soon stumbled upon HypnoBirthing.
Hypnotic childbirth emphasizes the mind and helps an expectant mother relax her body during labor. Marie Mongan of Chichester, N.H., pioneered HypnoBirthing, a method that has been taught in Utah for at least 10 years.
While a growing number of mothers are turning to HypnoBirth, according to Holly Richardson, a registered nurse and a licensed direct-entry midwife at the Birth and Family Place in Holladay, there are still a good number of women who say they could never use hypnotic childbirth because it gives mind control to someone else.
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