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Unschooled Homebirth - 71. In the Name of Safety with Dr. Stu Fischbein, MD

71. In the Name of Safety with Dr. Stu Fischbein, MD

12/09/22 • 76 min

Unschooled Homebirth

When it comes to homebirth, safety is always the number one question on everyone's mind.

Today, I have a wisdom holder who is no stranger to the question of safety in birth, homebirth in particular. Dr. Stuart Fischbein is an obstetrician who left the conventional medical system decades ago after being exposed to the nature of the midwifery model of care. He went on to assist families and their midwives in homebirth to create a model for families with various presentation of birth to still enjoy a safe homebirth whenever possible, including breech babies and twins.

Dr. Stu will share insights into what safety really means in birth and the question of whether research and evidence based medicine have answers to safety in physiologic birth.

Find more from Dr. Stu

Online at birthinginstincts.com

Instagram @birthinginstincts

Listen on the Birthing Instincts podcast
Apple Podcasts
Spotify

Watch now at NaturalBirthCompass.com/FreeClass
After watching this 15 minute video, you will know:

  • What physiologic birth really is and why stages of labor, lists of hormones, and cervical dilation rates are not enough
  • The most common points in labor where tissue damage occurs and how to prevent the causes of tears or episiotomies
  • The difference between being 10 cm and being ready to push

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When it comes to homebirth, safety is always the number one question on everyone's mind.

Today, I have a wisdom holder who is no stranger to the question of safety in birth, homebirth in particular. Dr. Stuart Fischbein is an obstetrician who left the conventional medical system decades ago after being exposed to the nature of the midwifery model of care. He went on to assist families and their midwives in homebirth to create a model for families with various presentation of birth to still enjoy a safe homebirth whenever possible, including breech babies and twins.

Dr. Stu will share insights into what safety really means in birth and the question of whether research and evidence based medicine have answers to safety in physiologic birth.

Find more from Dr. Stu

Online at birthinginstincts.com

Instagram @birthinginstincts

Listen on the Birthing Instincts podcast
Apple Podcasts
Spotify

Watch now at NaturalBirthCompass.com/FreeClass
After watching this 15 minute video, you will know:

  • What physiologic birth really is and why stages of labor, lists of hormones, and cervical dilation rates are not enough
  • The most common points in labor where tissue damage occurs and how to prevent the causes of tears or episiotomies
  • The difference between being 10 cm and being ready to push

_______________________
Further info & opportunities:

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Watch now at NaturalBirthCompass.com/FreeClass
After watching this 15 minute video, you will know:

  • What physiologic birth really is and why stages of labor, lists of hormones, and cervical dilation rates are not enough
  • The most common points in labor where tissue damage occurs and how to prevent the causes of tears or episiotomies
  • The difference between being 10 cm and being ready to push

_______________________
Further info & opportunities:

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72. When Birth is Challenging

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Watch now at NaturalBirthCompass.com/FreeClass
After watching this 15 minute video, you will know:

  • What physiologic birth really is and why stages of labor, lists of hormones, and cervical dilation rates are not enough
  • The most common points in labor where tissue damage occurs and how to prevent the causes of tears or episiotomies
  • The difference between being 10 cm and being ready to push

_______________________
Further info & opportunities:

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