Hi, my name is Jade. I started out as a Primary school teacher, which is a job I adored and supports me when teaching classes now. I had my first child in 2016 and I had a surprisingly positive birth experience, despite what I had been told about birth or had seen on television. I continued to teach part time and in 2018 I had my second child. After some difficult decisions I decided not to return to teaching at that point. Then, just before Covid happened, I trained to teach Hypnobirthing and have done so ever since. I did return to teaching in a school, as education often does it brought me back in to a range of teaching rolls between the years 2022-2025. 

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I have recently had my third baby and after practising Hypnobirthing and putting the skills I teach into practise, I had my most positive birth experience yet. 

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All of my births were very different, two born in hospital and one at home. I used elements of Hypnobirthing during my second, which pushed me to educate myself further and sparked a passion to educate others. To show women and their partners that Hypnobirthing is not about being hypnotised by somebody else or having to birth baby at home in water for the 'optimal experience', but that Hypnobirthing is actually all based on science. Positive and gentle birth experiences can be achieved with a better understanding of how your body works and why and knowing the techniques and tools that help to ground you during intense situations.