Hello, I’m Katrin. Midwife for over 20 years, breathwork practitioner, and currently training as a family therapist. Mother of two. Half Irish.
I work with women who are pregnant and unsure of how they feel.
Maybe it feels strange being pregnant, maybe you are afraid of losing yourself along the way, or the thought of giving birth freaks you out.
I hear you.
Unfortunately, we can not predict our own birth – or how motherhood will change us.
My work can’t take away the unknown. But maybe the feeling towards it.
At the minute I offer breathing classes and birth preparation.
My goal is, for you to see all the options that do exist and feel seen and heard along the way.
For the woman who persist: keep on being bloody difficult
Caroline Criado Prerez
The one with the BIRTH PREP
A weekend course for pregnant women and their partners. I work with breath, movement and honest conversation – practical preparation for the unknown.
Ten hours, spread out the way recovery actually happens — not all at once.
We start in person, on the mat, together. Then we meet weekly online for seven weeks, and then we close the way we started: in person.
A practical, hands-on class to prepare for breastfeeding before your baby arrives.
About me
Every woman remembers her birth. For the rest of her life.
I believe that how a woman feels in that moment matters – especially because she can’t control what happens around her.
That is why I do this work.
Woman need to feel seen and heard.
Who this is for
You are pregnant and you are afraid. Afraid of birth. Afraid of losing yourself. Afraid of the unknown. You are in the right place.
Questions?
Get in touch: info@midwifeinberlin.com
The one with the blog
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