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Birth processing in Efrat and Gush Etzion - in English
Emotional support to process your birth experience with the B.O.T approach, for English-speaking women in Efrat and Gush Etzion - on Zoom. The first intro call carries no commitment.
The Gush's English-speaking community is tight-knit - which is beautiful, and sometimes means your hardest story needs a listener from outside it. Zoom makes that simple and completely private.
Birth processing is a space where your birth story is heard all the way through - no judgment, no hierarchy of suffering, no "at least the baby is healthy". In my experience, even one or two sessions can create deep change.
I am Inbal Reichman Cohen - a B.O.T birth-field emotional counsellor, a tech product manager (ex-Facebook, ex-Amazon), and a mother of four. My full story
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How do sessions work for women in Efrat and Gush Etzion?
Sessions are on Zoom, in English - you at home, me at mine, and the conversation works exactly as it does in a room. In-person sessions are also possible by arrangement at my clinic in Pardes Hana Karkur.
How much does it cost?
The 20-minute intro call is free of charge. Session pricing is agreed on that call, based on the type and length of the process.
My birth was years ago - is this still relevant?
Yes. It is never too late to process a birth. Many women reach out years later, before another birth or a return to work.
Let's start with one simple call
A 20-minute intro call - you share what's on your mind, I share how I work, and we see if it's a fit.
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