Pregnancy Support

Pregnancy support sessions give you an opportunity to ask questions, gather information and talk through decisions as well as any worries.

While pregnancy can be an exciting time, it can also be a time of feeling isolated, unsupported and in need of a listening ear.

For ongoing pregnancy support to talk through:

  • your antenatal care
  • where to have your baby, including at home
  • a previous birth
  • the loss of a baby and the anxiety that can come with being pregnant again
  • any anxieties about having a baby and the changes that can bring with it
  • any worries or concerns
  • low mood, anxiety and how you are feeling
  • managing stress

“It was great to be able to focus on my anxieties during my pregnancy, I felt quite isolated and I just needed the space to talk it all through and make sense of it.”

“My husband and I met with Janine to discuss having a home birth and for general advise and guidance. Janine was so knowledgeable and gave us a wide range of information and points to consider in preparation for the birth. Janine made us feel totally relaxed and at home during the session and we can’t thank her enough for her time. We have since attended postnatal sessions with Janine because she has such a wide range of support available.”

“I had three sessions with Janine and it was really useful to talk through my anxiety, to have a birth debrief and to think about what I need to feel calmer, more supported and making decisions for labour and birth again.”

Arranging your pregnancy sessions

Face-to-face sessions are ideal for parents across Newcastle & Tyneside. With video sessions, I work with parents and families everywhere.

  • You can book an individual 90-minute session (£65)
  • or you can arrange for three sessions to take place throughout your pregnancy (£150)

To arrange your first session, you can schedule your appointment here and payment details will follow.

Having worked with expectant parents for over 20 years it feels important to provide a space for these pregnancy support sessions, to offer additional time to ask questions, to feel supported and to work through any worries or practical issues.

Working with parents since 2002


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