Maternity Coalition on The Peninsula: Rhea's Returning! Our July Speaker

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Rhea's Returning! Our July Speaker

Rhea Dempsey is returning to The Peninsula to continue sharing her wisdom about roles and archetypes at birth. Rhea's talk at our March meet was a big hit (which you can read about here).

Friday 16 July

12:30-2:30

Karingal Place

(New child friendly venue!)

Free entry to first time guests, $5 for those of us returning

Rhea is a birth attendant, childbirth educator and counsellor with over 30 years experience in playing a role in other women's birth spaces. See Rhea's website here .

For more information feel free to email us at mcpeninsula@gmail.com

RSVP on our Facebook event page here .

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Join us every 3rd Friday of the month to hear guest speakers talk about a range of topics, and socialise with other parents who have an interest in birth and related issues.

July 22: Apples & Ovaries: fertility discussion
August 19: Preparing for a good birth after a bad birth
September 16: Becoming a birth worker
October 21: Rhea Dempsey on healing after caesarean
November: TBA
December: Birth story telling

All meetings are held at Karingal Place, 103 Ashleigh Ave, Karingal 3199 on the 3rd Friday of the month from 12:30pm to 2:30pm. Children are welcome (some toys provided). When possible please bring food to share with the group. Free entry to first time visitors and $5 for return guests/members to cover venue hire costs.

Maternity Coalition is a national non-profit, non-political and non-sectarian consumer advocacy organisation. Maternity Coalition acts as an umbrella organisation to bring together support groups and individuals for effective lobbying, information sharing, networking and support in maternity services.

encourages a woman-centred approach to the birth process;

regard pregnancy and childbirth as normal physiological processes, not illnesses;

stresses the social, cultural and psychological factors influencing childbirth;

supports midwives as the primary caregivers for women in normal birth;

emphasises women's rights to make informed choices about their caregiver and place of birth;

promotes continuous assessment and critical evaluation of technologies used in maternity care;

supports the development of services sensitive to women's varied cultural and physical needs.

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Saturday, July 10, 2010

Rhea's Returning! Our July Speaker

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