Birth

I am honored to work with women who choose to be informed and claim the experience of their birth.

Birth can take place in a private clinic, in The Birth Center or at home.It is important to choose the environment where you feel comfortable, safe and confident. In any case, the partner also has a very important role, if he/she wishes.

Physiologic Birth

Physiologic birth has positive effects on the empowerment of the woman giving birth, on bonding with her child, on the relationships within the family and consequently on society in general, since the beginning of life happens under optimal conditions.

In addition, natural birth offers significant health benefits forboth the woman and the newborn. You are the one who knows your body better than anyone else.

My role and my responsibility is, through the relationship of trust that we will co-create with you and your partner, to accompany you and support you on the journey of your pregnancy, your childbirth, your postpartum period, and during breastfeeding putting your and your child's health and safety as a priority. I support you in your needs physically, emotionally, psychologically, spiritually, as much as you need.

I become both a guest in your journey and a companion by your side, offering you the personal and individualized support you deserve. I share my knowledge and professional experience with you, as together we shape your care plan.

My responsibility is to observe and assess the normal course of pregnancy and birth, to address situations I am trained for, and to seek medical support whenever it is needed. For this reason, I work within a network of trusted professionals.

Midwives are professionals who are trained and dedicated to supporting women through this particular time in their life.

Detailed services during childbirth

    • Support during childbirth in collaboration with a second midwife
    • 24/7 availability with a separate emergency telephone number between 37+0 and 41+6 weeks of pregnancy
    • Full self-determination during birth, supporting freedom of movement and different birth positions according to your needs (using water/a birth pool,a birthing stool, deep squat, kneeling, etc.)
    • Providing the necessary equipment for home birth (medicines, tools, oxygen, etc.)
    • EContinuous assessment and monitoring of natural progress of labor and birth
    • Intermittent listening to heartbeat of the fetus based on protocol
    • Relief of pain during birth with the use of water, massage techniques and specific positions
    • Support in resolving difficulties during childbirth through the use of targeted movements (Spinning Babies)
    • Support at the time of actual birth
    • Uninterrupted skin to skin contact immediately after birth
    • Support in first breastfeeding attempts breastfeeding
    • Support for the birth of placenta
    • Obstetric intervention in case of emergency
    • Conducting the first examination of the newborn
    • Issuance and administration of baby's health booklet (βιβλιάριο υγείας)
    • Stitching any lacerations up to 2nd degree tear using local anesthesia
    • Issuance of documents for child's registration and childbirth benefits
    • Staying with you for about three hours after the birth and plan first home-visit within 24 hours and for the first three days after birth
    • Support in case of (planned) caesarean section, if necessary