Jemma Vyas Hypnobirthing Australia Certified Practitioner and Midwife

07/09/2025

Olympic champion Caitlin Parker, first Australian female to get a medal at the Olympics in boxing. It's not every day you get to meet an Olympian, let alone teach a champion boxer. Something tells me that she will have the determination and grit for birth! Thank you for trusting me in teaching you the Hypnobirthing Australia program. It was an absolute pleasure

19/06/2025

Trusted midwives key to saving lives, improving health, and ensuring respectful care for women and newborns, says new guidance.

https://www.who.int/news/item/18-06-2025-who-calls-for-global-expansion-of-midwifery-models-of-care/?fbclid=IwY2xjawLAXuhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHsucKFSIvGbyqQWv25DbeL1MWsEFJp1Kd45-waByCR2Q1ADPjOCDprn6j17k_aem_QyYnDBBbzyg2C3XtLuWqGQ

The World Health Organization (WHO) today released new guidance to help countries adopt and expand midwifery models of care - where midwives serve as the main care provider for women and babies throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period.

12/06/2025

23/05/2025

For the local Mum's to be!

Our next Breastfeeding Education Class is coming around quickly.
Sunday, June 15th.
Prepare for breastfeeding and the early days of parenting in this 3 hour workshop-style class. Secure your tickets today!


https://events.humanitix.com/breastfeeding-education-class-berwick-15-june-2025

19/05/2025

Classes are fun, interactive, and full of information for all you need to know to achieve a positive birth with confidence!
Join me for my next group class
15th & 22nd June 2025
Bookings made via link in bio or DM.
10am-4.30pm $525 per couple
Cost includes certified class material and downloads, which are all accessible via the Hypnobirthing Australia app 24/7

10/04/2025

🌟April is Caesarean Section Awareness Month 🌟
I'm a firm believer that whichever birth a mother has, we can make it a positive experience.
Of course, circumstances may change, but if all is well, here are some tips to make it a more positive experience.

20/03/2025

Who loves a good birth story! I sure do! It fills my cup when I read such inspiring emails.

17/03/2025

Choosing supportive caregivers. A key pillar in the Hypnobirthing Australia program.

Before you choose your model of care, have you thought about what type of birth you wish to work towards? A top tip is to choose your caregiver based on this.

13/03/2025

February/March 2025 Group Class Graduates.
Two days spent with this beautiful bunch, and they certainly kept me on my toes with their fantastic questions.
They left feeling informed, confident, and excited about the day they meet their baby.
Do you want to feel the same way? My May group class (3rd and 10th) is 50% full.
Places fill up fast, so if you don't want to miss out, book today! See link in bio.

04/03/2025

There is no doubt that Hypnobirthing costs more to attend than standard hospital classes, but as the saying goes- you get what you pay for.
Buy, why does it cost more?
- The resources. Clients receive comprehensive, evidence based course material, downloads, and tracks that are worth over $200.
- Hypnobirthing Australia Practitioners are specialists within the field. Practitioners attend intensive training and are required to accrue continuing professional development points each year.
- It's personal. It's my own business and therefore you really do receive the personal touch. I make sure that I know my clients, their names, and their background (if they wish to share), plus they receive ongoing support up until baby is born.

So yeah, the Positive Birth Program by Hypnobirthing Australia costs more, but it is an investment that you can't afford to miss. No one regrets doing the classes. Don't miss out. You can only do this birth once. Make it a good experience!

25/11/2024

Throwback to my November 2024 group class.
Excited and ready for birth. In fact, a little hypnobub was born yesterday 💙

Are you wishing to prepare for your positive birth?
Join my next group class on the 7th and 14th December. Please note that there will be no group classes in January 20. Classes will resume in February 😍

09/09/2024

In a spontaneous, physiological birth without any complications, vaginal examinations are not evidence based on assessing a mother's progress of labour.
They can be subjective, increase the chance of infection, and are telling us what the cervix is doing right now, not what it is about to do.
Vaginal examinations, however, may be necessary. For example, if there are concerns about the baby's position or the fetal heart rate.
There are other external signs that caregivers look out for when 'assessing' a mother's progress in labour, such as:
* how she is responding to her surges
* large mucous show is present
* she may have a large vomit
* the purple line may be visible, or the opening of the back (rhombus of michaelis).
* a**l dilation
* birth smell
* saying she needs to push, or seeing involuntary pushing
Have the conversation and ask your caregiver how they assess a mother's progress in labour.