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Various programs attempt to reduce the maternal mortality rate implemented by the government to pregnant women. The activity "Optimization of Normal Delivery Through Birth Preparation Center" in the Medan City Maternity Clinic" was carried out in two partners. This service partner were Klinik Bidan Eka in Medan Denai and Klinik Pratama Serasi Medan Helvetia. As many as 80% of pregnant women are afraid of giving birth normally, for reasons of fear of pain that will be experienced later in labor. 85% of pregnant women are negatively pregnant. As many as 90% of pregnant women do not prepare physically. As many as 55% of pregnant women experience hip pain, back pain, and cramps in the legs during pregnancy. 90% of husbands do not motivate their wives. 90% of pregnant women and husbands are anxious about facing childbirth. The methods used are education, hypnobirthing and prenatal yoga. The activities at the Pratama Serasi Clinic were held twice, on 10 and 11 April 2018, this activity was attended by 20 pregnant women. The activities in the second partner were in the Bidan Eka, on May 5, 2018, and was attended by 17 pregnant women. Activities went well and smoothly, publication of activities in Post media massa Sumatera Utara, and Youtube.Keywords: birth preparation, hipnobirthing, yoga prenatal

Hypnotherapy is an integrative mind-body technique with therapeutic potential in various health care applications, including labor and birth. Evaluating the efficacy of this modality in controlled studies can be difficult, because of methodologic challenges, such as obtaining adequate sample sizes and standardizing experimental conditions. Women using hypnosis techniques for childbirth in hospital settings may face barriers related to caregiver resistance or institutional policies. The potential anxiolytic and analgesic effects of clinical hypnosis for childbirth merit further study. Nurses caring for women during labor and birth can increase their knowledge and skills with strategies for supporting hypnotherapeutic techniques.

Pain during labor is a physiological condition commonly experienced by most maternity mothers. Labor pain is a subjective experience caused by uterine muscle ischemia, withdrawal and traction of uterine ligaments, ovarian traction, fallopian tubes and lower uterine distension, pelvic floor muscles and perineum. The pain in labor arises from psychic responses and physical reflexes. The purpose of this Systematic review is to look at effective methods for reducing pain in the labor process so that it can be used as an alternative method of reducing pain in patients who will give birth. This review systematic review of the published artike through google scholar site with 17 journals reviewed. In an effort to reduce labor pain there are various methods that can be used in providing midwifery care in the process of childbirth. Based on this systematic review it can be concluded that many methods of pain reduction that can be used in reducing labor pain are counter pressure and abdominal lifting, hypnobirthing, religious and murottal music, classical music and local music, relaxation, compress, warm ginger drink, acupressur , TENS, account and aromatherapy.

Amaç: Bu çalışmanın amacı, doğum öncesi dönemde verilen hipnoz ile doğum eğitiminin, doğum ağrısı ve korkusu üzerine etkisini belirlemektir. Yöntem: Yarı Deneysel (Tek Gruplu Ön Test-Son Test Tasarımlı) Eğitsel Müdahaleli Çalışma olarak planlanan çalışmanın evrenini; 1 Temmuz- 1 Eylül 2016 tarihleri arasında Eskişehir Devlet Hastanesi Kadın Doğum Polikliniği'ne başvuran 24.-26. gebelik haftaları arasında olan gebeler, örneklemi ise; polikliniğe gelen ve araştırma kriterlerine uyan çalışmaya katılmayı kabul eden gebeler oluşturmuştur. Eğitim grubu için program en az 5 en fazla 10 kişinin katılımı sağlandıktan sonra başlatılmıştır. Eğitim öncesi ve sonrası, eğitimin etkinliğini değerlendirebilmek için ölçek ve soru formları uygulanmıştır. Eğitimini tamamlayıp doğumunu yapan gebeler ile ilk 24 saat içerisinde iletişime geçilmiş ve veri formları uygulanmıştır. Çalışmadan elde edilen verilerin çözümlenmesi; SPSS 22 paket programı aracılığı ile gerçekleştirilmiştir. Bu çalışmada %95 güven ve 0,5 etki büyüklüğü ile 30 gebe ile çalışılması durumunda %100 teorik power değerine ulaşılmıştır (t değeri 2.04523 ve testin gücü (1-β) 1.000 bulunmuştur ). Bulgular: Çalışmaya katılan gebelerin (n=35) yaşları ortalaması 27,43±4,09 yıl (min:20 yıl, max:38 yıl) olarak bulunmuştur. Gebelerin; %14,3'ü hipnozla doğumu duyduklarını belirmişlerdir. Eğitim öncesi gebelerin %48,6'sı hypnobirthing konusunda yetersiz bilgiye, %51,4'ü (n=18) yeterli bilgiye sahip olduklarını göstermişlerdir. Eğitimi tamamlayan bütün gebelerin hypnobirthing bilgi yeterliliği için belirlenen 12,5 puanlık cutt off değerinin üzerinde puan alarak yeterli oldukları belirlenmiştir. Eğitime katılan gebelerin %37,1'i doğuma ilişkin endişeli olduklarını belirtmişlerdir. Endişeli olan gebelerin %53,8'i doğumun riskli olacağı endişesi taşıdığını, %23,1'i doğumhanede neler olacağına dair bilinmezlik yaşadıklarını, %7,7'si bebeğime bakabilecek miyim kaygısı yaşadığını, % 7,7'si erken doğum riski olabilir mi endişesi ve %7,7'si ise ilk gebeliği ile arada uzun süre olmasından endişe duyduğunu belirtmiştir. Eğitime katılan gebeler (n=35) eğitim öncesi doğumhane hakkında; sırasıyla %42,9'u kalabalık, %34,3'ü korkutucu ve %11,4'ü gürültülü olduğunu düşündüklerini belirtmişlerdir. Gebelerin tamamı sırasıyla doğumda yanlarında olmasını istediği kişi olarak; % 62,9'u eşlerini, % 20'si annesi, %11,4'ü abla/kardeşini istemiştir, yalnızca %5,7'si yanında hiç kimseyi istemediğini belirtmiştir. Doğum yapan kadınların %96,7'si hypnobirthing eğitiminin; doğum ağrısı üzerine tamamen etkili olduğunu, doğumda uygulayabildiğini ve rahatlamaya yardımcı olduğunu, %76,7'si huzur ve güven verdiğini, %66,7'si ortama uyum sağlamaya yardımcı olduğunu belirtmişlerdir. "Hypnobirthing'i yakınlarınıza çevrenizdeki kişilere önerir misiniz?" sorununa tamamı evet demişlerdir ve önerme nedenleri olarak sırasıyla; %30'u huzurlu ve bilinçli bir doğum yaptığını, %23,3'si doğumda nefes kontrolünü sağladığını, %20'si rahatlama sağladığını ve %13,3'ü ise ağrılarını azalttığını ifade etmişlerdir. Sonuç: Hypnobirthing konusunda yeterli bilgiye sahip olmak ( ≥12,5 puan); beklenen (WDEQ-A) ve deneyimlenen (WDEQ-B) doğum korkusunu azaltmıştır (p, Aim: The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of prenatal hypnobirthing education, labor pain and fear. Material and Method: This study was planned as Semi-Experimental (Single-Group Pre-Test-Final Test Design) Educational Intervention. The universe of study; Between 1 July - 1 September 2016, Eskişehir State Hospital Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic, 24-26. pregnancies between the weeks of pregnancy, the sample is; who came to the polyclinic and complied with the research criteria, agreed to participate in the study. For the training group, the program was initiated after a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 10 participants were involved. Scales and questionnaires were applied before and after the training to evaluate the effectiveness of the training. Within the first 24 hours, communication was completed and data forms were applied to the pregnant women who completed their education and gave birth. Analysis of data obtained without working; was carried out in the computer environment via the SPSS 22 package program. In this study, when working with 30 pregnant women with 95% confidence and 0,5 effect size, 100% theoretical power value was reached (t value 2.04523 and test power (1 - β) 1,000) Findings: The mean age of the pregnancies participating in the study (n = 35) was found as 27.43 ± 4.09 years. 14,3% of the pregnant women had heard of birth with hypnosis. 48.6% of pre-education pregnancies showed insufficient knowledge about hypnobirthing, 51.4% (n = 18) had sufficient knowledge. It was determined that all pregnant women who completed the training were more than 12.5 points cut-off value for hypnobarthing competence. 37.1% of pregnant women participating in education stated that they were worried about birth. Of the worried pregnancies, 53.8% thought that they had anxiety about birth, 23.1% had no knowledge about what would happen in the birth room, 7.72% had worry about whether they could take care of their baby, 7.7% (n = 1) worried about the risk of premature birth, and 7,7% worried that it would be too long with the first gestation. Pregnant women participating in the training (n = 35); 42.9% are crowded, 34.3% are scary and 11.4% are loud. As the person to whom the pregnancies want to be in their births respectively; 62.9% wanted their husbands, 20% their mothers and 11.4% siblings / siblings. Only 5.7% stated that they did not want anybody. Of the women who gave birth, 96.7% had hypnobirthing training; that it is completely effective on birth pain, that it can be delivered at birth and helps to relieve, 76.7% gives peace and trust, and 66.7% helps to maintain fit. They said yes to the question "Are you proposing Hypnobirthing to the people in your circle?" and as reasons for proposing, respectively; 30% had a peaceful and conscious birth, 23,3% gave breath control at birth, 20% had relief and 13,3% had "decreased my pain". Results: Having enough knowledge about hypnobirthing ( ≥12,5 score); has reduced the expected (WDEQ-A) and experienced (WDEQ-B) fear of birth (p

Psychological Readiness Pregnancy Trimester III, Post-Relaxation Hypnobirthing. A number of fear seen in pregnant women during the third trimester. Unpreparedness to face the birth mother to be one of the causes of high maternal mortality rate. Mother began to feel fear of pain and the physical dangers that will arise at the time of delivery. Because they were, the mother must make themselves maintain the harmony of mind and body through relaxation. Hypnobirthing techniques can help relax the muscles so that mothers avoid the anxiety and may help mothers more calm in the face of labor. The purpose of this study to describe the psychological readiness of third trimester pregnant women in childbirth after relaxation hypnobirthing. Quantitative descriptive research. The population in this study is the third trimester pregnant women who have followed the relaxation hypnobirthing ≥ 4 times in BPM and BPM Yessi Yosi Trihana Aprilia Klaten. Saturated sampling technique is sampling as many as 30 third trimester pregnant women who had attended relaxation hypnobirthing ≥ 4 times as respondents. Of the 30 respondents third trimester pregnant women who attended ≥ 4 times showed 19 respondents (63.30%) declared ready psychologically to face childbirth after following the relaxation of hypnobirthing ≥ 4 times. And 11 respondents (36.70%) are not ready psychologically to face the post-relaxation hypnobirthing childbirth ≥ 4 times. Most of the third trimester pregnant women are better prepared psychologically to face childbirth after following the relaxation of hypnobirthing ≥ 4 times in BPM and BPM Yessi Yosi Trihana Aprilia Klaten.

Background and aim: HypnoBirthing, which is steadily increasing in popularity both in Australia and overseas, is a set programme consisting of 10–12 hours of instruction for couples approaching the later stages of pregnancy and birth. A survey was carried out to investigate how Australian participants attending the HypnoBirthing programme between 2007 and 2010 compared to other studies where hypnosis was used for childbirth. Results: The average length for both stages of labour was shorter in the HypnoBirthing group compared to general population figures. Caesarean section rates were lower, as was the use of gas and epidurals. Of the 81 participants, 46 (51 %) did not use any pain medication at all and the overall discomfort level for labour and birth was 5.8 out of 10 with 32 % of the participants scoring under 5.8, including two participants who recorded zero discomfort. Conclusion: Women attending the HypnoBirthing programme demonstrated similar results to those found in other research in hypnosis for childbirth. However, the findings also demonstrated some added benefits of HypnoBirthing. The majority of women reported feeling more confident, relaxed, less fearful, focused, and more in control. They also commented on the ease and comfort of labour and birth and the satisfaction of having their partners involved and supportive.

Fear of childbirth was a common problem among pregnant women. Fear of childbirth cause both many important problems at childbirth and maternal request for cesarean section and gradually increase in cesarean section rate. It was known that childbirth education classses were effective way in order to decrease fear. HypnoBirthing, which was one of the methods used at childbirth education classes, was effective approach for decreasing childbirth fear. As in the world, in Turkey, widespreading education classses used HypnoBirthing method with other methods, can increase achievement of that classses’ lessen fear of childbirth. [TAF Prev Med Bull 2011; 10(2.000): 239-242]

Kristen shares the story of the birth of her son. She had a rapid labor and was not sure, because she was moving so quickly, that she could have the natural birth she planned. After a wait in triage, Kristen, with the support of her husband and mother, and with the encouragement, support, and protection of her midwife, gave birth to her son.

The purpose of this doctoral project was to develop a manuscript that compares and contrasts two forms of childbirth education, Hypnobirthing® (The Mongan Method) and the Bradley Method® (husband-coached natural childbirth). Through the literature reviewed, it was found that the Bradley Method involves a longer set of classes intended to educate on multiple components. HypnoBirthing focuses mainly on relaxation for self-hypnosis, the natural birth process, and releasing fears related to pregnancy and childbirth. Pain management during childbirth is also controlled differently; with the Bradley Method using the support of a coach to coupe and HypnoBirthing using self-hypnosis to control the degree and manner in which a woman feels the contractions of labor and the process of birth. The manuscript is eight pages with three tables that cover the main points, class content, and evidence outcomes of both methods. The manuscript will be submitted to the Journal of Perinatal Education (JPE) for publication. JPE is a peer-reviewed journal that specifically focuses of ante, intra, and postpartum education to increase the knowledge of educators and other healthcare professionals. Readers of this journal include childbirth educators, nurses, midwives, and physicians. If published, the readers can use the tables in the article as patient teaching tools. This allows the content to be easily broken down so that each woman can understand the similarities and differences.

During the pregnancy, a mother has experienced a significant changes to the physiological function and their psychological that causing an anxiety. Pregnant women who experience excessive anxiety during pregnancy until the delivery would cause pain during childbirth and this must be addressed, namely pregnant women should have the peace that the birth process to be smooth. Many natural ways that can be used to help reduce maternal anxiety, one way is to follow the hypnobirthing techniques. There are a lot of natural ways that can be used to help them decreased their anxiety. One thing that can be done is following the hypnobirthing technique. The aim of this research is to observed the relationship of hypnobirthing participation intensity with the anxiety levels of pregnant woman. The subject of this research were 20 pregnant women who take the hypnobirthing techniques with a gestational age around 7-9 months in Gianyar. The sample were selected using total sampling method. The anxious scale of the subjects were pointing to the aspects that stated by Daradjat. The intensity of participation in hypnobirthing is accounted by present list. The method of analyzing data in this research was by using the spearman non-parametric analysis. This research uses unused and try out the validity of the results obtained from 0,270 to 0.738, while the value of reliability for (a = 0.908). The result of the test analysis data is, there was a significant nominal for p=0,001 (p

This book is easy to read; it is written for parents-to-be and those supporting the woman; therefore, it is not in academic or professional language. Although it is the third edition in the USA, suggesting popularity within a niche market, it is its first publication in the UK. The author has been a certified hypnotherapist in the field of counselling since 1987 and, having applied her knowledge to childbirth for her daughter in the preparation and birth of her first grandchild, she became the ‘mother’ of hypnobirthing, which she describes as a ‘philosophy of birth’, in 1989.

I am interested in the ways midwives talk to women in pregnancy and labour to encourage a drug free birth. I am concerned that if midwives do not start to articulate such an important aspect of our work then it will be another lost part of who we are, what we do and will become something ‘other’ such as hypnobirthing or ‘hypnosis in pregnancy’.