Birth BBiBirth Preparation
Help prevent Birth Trauma

Who It’s For
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Best suited for experienced Pelvic Health Physiotherapists (APA Level 2+ or equivalent).
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Ideal for anyone looking to support clients in preventing birth trauma, both physical and emotional.
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Learning Outcomes: ​
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Understand:
- Anatomy related to labour, stages of labour and the cardinal movement’s of a baby.
- Different starting positions of babies and the research behind whether this is relevant.
- Prepare the pelvic floor for birth - research and clinical experience including Transperineal RTUS measures, the Epino and Perineal Massage
- How to explain that labour is painful ,what contractions are and what they can tell you about labour.
- Latest research behind intervention such as the cascade of interventions, induction, epidural, instruments, and CB.
- Birth positions, and how to manipulate them.
- Pain management strategies including TENS, massage, acupressure, heat, water, morphine, gas, epidural and distraction techniques.
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+ Included PRE RECORDED VIDEOS outlining practical skills
OR face to face practical session.
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Learning outcomes:
- Assess the whole body externally (and see why this links to the pelvic floor)
- Understand when to assess and when to release the pelvic floor in pregnant women (and when not to)
- GH+PB at rest and on BD
- Assess and rate the bearing down and learn how to cue it to improve it
- Release work and perineal massage
- Learn how to teach distraction techniques.
- Transperineal RTUS assessment and biofeedback for push technique.
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NEXT LIVE DATE:
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Zoom Course Date: Friday August 28th 2026, live on Zoom 8am until 3pm. ​
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Face to Face Practical Date: Sunday August 30th 8am-10am in Miranda, Sydney.
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Investment:
$550 (including GST)
NOTE: For those who cannot attend the practical workshop, there are pre-recorded videos of the practical skills.
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If you would like to purchase the 2025 recording - please use the link below to access it.
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Birth BBiBirth Preparation
Help prevent Birth Trauma