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Education Services
Childbirth Education
Crafted around the Lamaze Six Health Birth Practices,this class provides practical, evidence-based childbirth education in a small-group setting. We’ll explore the physiology of birth, comfort measures, pain management, movement and positioning, communication and decision-making, the role of your support person, and more.
Where: In-person class in Chehalis, with a virtual follow-up the following weekend.
When: 4 hours over two consecutive Saturdays — 3-hour in-person class followed by a 1-hour virtual discussion and follow-up.
Cost: $250 for birthing person + one support person; $50 for each additional support person.
Notes: We suggest taking prior to 38 weeks pregnancy, but if not possible we will work together. Classes are designed to be interactive and provide time for questions, discussion, and hands-on practice. Additional dates and locations may be offered based on community interest. If you have a conflicting schedule, please contact for options. Reimbursement support forms available.
Lactation Education
Lactation and breastfeeding information including health impacts, latch and positions, initial feeding, feeding methods, possible challenges, and how to support lactation are presented to educate individuals and families who have decided to breastfeed or who are exploring human milk for human babies.
Where: Class is delivered via Zoom at this time. Stay tuned for in-person announcements.
When: Third Sunday of the month, 10AM-12PM.
Cost: $150 for birthing person + one support person; $50 for each additional support person; $100 for four weeks of lactation support.
Notes: We suggest taking this class between 35-38 weeks pregnancy, but if not possible we will work together. Instructor is a current Certified Lactation Educator through Evergreen Perinatal. If you have a conflicting schedule, please contact for options.
Comfort Measures for Labor
There are many effective pain management techniques or "comfort measures" that are known to be quite effective during labor. This course will focus techniques supported by current research to include breathing, massage, hydrotherapy, movement and positions, vocalization, tools, and physical support for all stages of labor.
Where: Class is delivered via Zoom at this time. Stay tuned for in-person announcements.
When: First Sunday of the month for March, June, September, and December, 10AM-12PM.
Cost: $150 for birthing person + one support person; $50 for each additional support person.
Notes: This class is open to all birthing people; support persons are not required. If you have a conflicting schedule, please contact for options.
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