So many of us who train to become Hypnobirthing teachers dream of running our own group classes one day. 

There’s something magical about the buzz of a group - the shared laughter, the sense of community, the energy in the room as parents prepare together. And of course, it’s also a wonderful way to make your time go further and boost your income. 

Let’s do a bit of group course maths for fun. 

Imagine you’re running a group Hypnobirthing course across three Saturday mornings, 9.30am -12.30pm. You charge £250 per couple and have six couples booked on. That’s £1,500 in earnings - minus your venue, resources and a few biscuits for tea break. Not bad for three mornings doing something you love! 

It’s no wonder group courses are a goal for so many Hypnobirthing Instructors when they take the plunge to become a Hypnobirthing Teacher. But as exciting as they are, setting them up can come with a mix of nerves, overthinking and “what if no one books?” moments. 

To give you a r...

Sophie Conneely, founder of Norwich’s Bumps and Births transformed her life after a traumatic first birth.

Determined to avoid a repeat experience, she turned to Hypnobirthing during her second pregnancy. The result? “It was the most amazing, rewarding experience,” Sophie says. 

She describes how the power of Hypnobirthing changed everything for her, “I just knew I needed to share how amazing and life changing it can be”. Inspired by her own journey, Sophie became a Hypnobirthing teacher to help empower other women to take control of their birthing experiences.

Sophie trained with Love Your Birth less than a year ago, and we couldn’t be prouder of the remarkable achievements she’s already made.

Winning not just one award but two! Add to this the success of seeing incredible transformations in her Hypnobirthing clients and getting known in her area as a local expert.

Sophie won the Love Your Birth exceptional performance award at our annual Inspiration Day and she wo...

Starting a new business can be daunting. Taking the plunge to train in something new is a big deal. I get it. This was me six years ago. It felt scary and big but honestly if I hadn’t have taken the plunge I’d have missed out on so many things.

Some of the ladies that I work with feel this way too but at the end of their training they are so grateful to have taken the plunge.

One of these people is Rebecca Trueman from Birth Without Fear Hypnobirthing. Rebecca trained with me at the end of 2020 and has since then done amazing things with her business, it has gone from strength to strength. 

Rebecca shares her thoughts with us in this live video, giving us an insight into why she decided to train as a hypnobirthing teacher in the first place:

"I wanted to do something for myself, that suited our family life. I needed to do something positive for myself and the stars aligned" 

Explaining some of her initial concerns:

"Lack of confidence was a big thing for, how will I get out the...