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About me

About me

I am a woman, a mother, a midwife...

I am a midwife, endorsed to utilise and share my skills in private practice (Australia).  I have academic credentials, namely a BScN (Canada); Cert Midwifery (UK) and MMid (Australia). My comments on every subject are not intended to be taken as an absolute - I simply discuss my thoughts, opinions, some of which are based on experience, gut feeling (intuitive knowing), articles, research and literature reviews.  The links and references I make to other sources are there for your use - whether for the opportunity to further explore the topic - or as a means to support you on your journey to self knowledge. Please do not take anything that I write, or say, as authoritative or as medical advice.  My philosophy is that we women are fully thinking, feeling human beings, and that as adults, we are capable of making our own discernments and decisions on what is true for ourselves. Each of us is our own expert and the birthing experience gives this  holy opportunity to explore who we are in a most intimate way. This is the beginning of Individualised care, the unique care package. This is taking responsibility for our own health and wellness. This is us, Blessed beyond measure.

 

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me talking at HBAconference 2016
moments in time

Moments in time

aspects of the self

we  have many faces: those we share with ourselves, intimate others and the world at large. How familiar are you with your many faces? Are they your friends or arch enemies?...

 

we are what we eat

the Mother Earth has provided us with everything we need to stay strong, stay healthy. Whether we choose to be vegan, vegetarian, carnivorous or a fruititarian - we need to feel comfortable with these choices. We have to own them; they need to reflect our philosophy of life here on earth.

 

our use of movement

Most women acknowledge the first movement - the quickening - of their young. And whether your first movement was embraced as the sensation likened to that of a butterfly or a rumbling in the tummy, this was significant, it helps us bond with out unborn child. Movement is significant.

It makes us strong and powerful.

It makes us capable of doing what it is we choose to do.

Contact

Contact me

Tere Garnons-Williams
 
0408423738
 
tere.gw@gmail.com

Fraser Coast, Qld

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