Thank you Brittany! I will definitely put into practice the information, strategies and techniques I learned in your workshop. I also appreciate your open and sincere teaching style. You clearly have a genuine passion for this very important aspect of labor and birth, and for sharing what you know. I can see why people return to your class again and again. |
Thanks again! So much of the info from your class helped me guide two different moms through hospital VBACs this weekend. |
Workshops For Birth Professionals
Creating Space: Pelvic Dynamics and Fetal Positioning for an Efficient Birth
with Brittany Sharpe McCollum, CCE(BWI), CD(DONA), CLC
(an 8 hour full day workshop)
Creating Space is a movement based biomechanics approach to labor progress and comfort with the intention of reducing complications and unnecessary intervention. Learn usable information for what labor positions and relaxation techniques to suggest at specific different points during the birth process and, most importantly, why certain techniques are more effective than others at certain times in labor.
This workshop is approved for 6 CEs through the American College of Nurse MIdwives. These continuing education hours can be used for nursing, midwifery, doula, and childbirth education continuing education requirements.
Check out our upcoming Creating Space workshop dates here!
with Brittany Sharpe McCollum, CCE(BWI), CD(DONA), CLC
(an 8 hour full day workshop)
Creating Space is a movement based biomechanics approach to labor progress and comfort with the intention of reducing complications and unnecessary intervention. Learn usable information for what labor positions and relaxation techniques to suggest at specific different points during the birth process and, most importantly, why certain techniques are more effective than others at certain times in labor.
This workshop is approved for 6 CEs through the American College of Nurse MIdwives. These continuing education hours can be used for nursing, midwifery, doula, and childbirth education continuing education requirements.
Check out our upcoming Creating Space workshop dates here!
Pelvic Shape, Fetal Positioning, and Obstetrical Bias:
The Role of Pelvic Classification and Optimal Fetal Positioning in the Perpetuation of Bias in Childbirth
with Brittany Sharpe McCollum, CCE(BWI), CD(DONA), CLC
(a 9 hour workshop divided into two half days)
Our newest workshop will change your perception on everything you’ve learned up until this point and will shift the way you support every birth you attend moving forward.
Join Brittany for a deep dive into the history of obstetrics and the role that pelvic classification, the theory of optimal fetal positioning, and scientific racism have played in perpetuating bias and contributing to increased intervention in childbirth through the modern day.
ACNM speciality credit (8 CEs) has been applied for.
Check out our upcoming Obstetrical Bias workshop dates here!
The Role of Pelvic Classification and Optimal Fetal Positioning in the Perpetuation of Bias in Childbirth
with Brittany Sharpe McCollum, CCE(BWI), CD(DONA), CLC
(a 9 hour workshop divided into two half days)
Our newest workshop will change your perception on everything you’ve learned up until this point and will shift the way you support every birth you attend moving forward.
Join Brittany for a deep dive into the history of obstetrics and the role that pelvic classification, the theory of optimal fetal positioning, and scientific racism have played in perpetuating bias and contributing to increased intervention in childbirth through the modern day.
ACNM speciality credit (8 CEs) has been applied for.
Check out our upcoming Obstetrical Bias workshop dates here!
Additional Pelvic Biomechanics Workshops
Facilitated by Brittany Sharpe McCollum
Biomechanics Relative to the Pelvic Planes: Utilizing Movement in All Births
2 Hour Session facilitated as part of the 2021 NJ ACNM Midwifery Day Conference
Sunday April 11th
Register for the NJ ACNM Midwifery Day Conference here!
Facilitated by Brittany Sharpe McCollum
Biomechanics Relative to the Pelvic Planes: Utilizing Movement in All Births
2 Hour Session facilitated as part of the 2021 NJ ACNM Midwifery Day Conference
Sunday April 11th
Register for the NJ ACNM Midwifery Day Conference here!
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Thank you so much for the amazing workshop. We learned so much and enjoyed it a lot. 
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I just wanted to say Thank You again for opening your home and sharing your knowledge with us. I learned a lot and would recommend it to other doulas seeking more information on the pelvis and rebozo work. I also appreciate your quick follow up!
- Lila Backenstose, "Conshy Doula," https://www.facebook.com/conshydoula/
