Mother, Midwife , lecturer, and director of Relaxation Revolution Social Enterprise. All views my own.
Scotland
Joined September 2014
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Many thanks to the midwives taking part in the study and to @NHSGrampian that made this study possible. Thanks to @ScotlandRCM @GillWaltonRCM @Fi_Gibb @JakiLambert for organising these two wonderful days and the opportunity to present our team work, much appreciated 💕🥰
Honoured to be presenting at VIDM 2026 and contribute to conversations shaping the future of midwifery practice.
New publication alert!
Our study in ‘Women’s Health’ shows that antenatal relaxation practices can help women cope with labour pain and may reduce intended and actual epidural use especially when supported by the right birth environment.
Read more:
doi.org/10.1177/174550572614…
Proud that our article is the most cited of 2024–2025 in JRIP. Antenatal relaxation classes can support wellbeing in pregnancy.
#perinatalmentalhealth
doi.org/10.1080/02646838.202…
Excited to share our latest research on fear of childbirth and the positive role of self-efficacy and mental wellbeing!
Read it here 👉 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Thanks to @RobertGordonUni @NHSGrampian for supporting midwifery research.
#Midwifery #WomensHealth #Research
Our study on how antenatal relaxation practices support maternal mental health and improve childbirth experiences is now out in Frontiers!
🔗 frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
#MaternalHealth #MentalHealth #Childbirth #AntenatalCare #Research
Attending Scotland Maternity & Midwifery Festival with RGU Midwifery students and colleagues from @NHSGrampian and @ScotlandRCM .
@MidwivesRGU @Lindy2602 @RGUMidSoc
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"Improving mental health during pregnancy is really crucial to global public health."
Research by @RobertGordonUni has found that the wellbeing of expectant mothers can be significantly enhanced by antenatal relaxation classes.
Could women learn to actively induce an altered state of consciousness during childbirth that protects them against emotional trauma?
Our open access research article (published today 😀) explores this question, hope you will find it interesting …tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Well done to @mariavelohig and @RgFalls for being such wonderful lecturers 🥰👏👏🎉
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#rcmconf24🏴🏴🏴 looking wonderful SCOTLAND ❤️❤️proud to be part of our @ScotlandRCM family of Midwives and MCAs
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@TabibM2 Emotional intelligence programme for midwives, developing a culture of presence, confidence & empowerment @RGUNMandP @RGUMidSoc @NESnmahp @ScotlandRCM
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Great discussion at the RCM Conference with the 4 Chief Midwifery Officers from across the UK. @MidwivesRCM @RcmNi
Excited and looking forward to learning from colleagues and also sharing our research on Emotional Intelligence Programme for Midwives at RCM conference 2024 😃. @ScotlandRCM @RobertGordonUni @MidwivesRGU
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Happy International Day of the Midwife! 🙌
To mark the occasion, some of our midwifery students have been telling us what being a midwife means to them…
Interested in the profession? Find out more about RGU's BSc Midwifery course at: loom.ly/tG81k0U
Happy International Day of Midwife to all my current and future colleagues (students) who put their heart in whatever they do everyday to ensure healthy outcomes for mothers, babies and families, let's celebrate 🥂 🎉 🎈
Please tune in, if you are keen to hear more about the influence of EI (emotional intelligence) education for health professionals. Registration is free at lnkd.in/e9sk25M8
