What Is Birth Processing? The Complete Guide
What is birth processing, who it is for, how it differs from therapy, and what happens in a session. The complete guide to giving your birth story room
Read more →BIRTH PROCESSING IN TEL AVIV
Emotional support to process your birth experience with the B.O.T approach, for English-speaking women in Tel Aviv - on Zoom. The first intro call carries no commitment.
Olim and internationals in Tel Aviv often birth far from their families, in a system that moves fast. A Zoom session in English, from your own apartment, is a quiet hour that is fully yours.
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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What is birth processing, who it is for, how it differs from therapy, and what happens in a session. The complete guide to giving your birth story room
Read more →What a birth processing session on Zoom looks like, why deep listening works through a screen, and what you need to start. Answers before your first intro call
Read more →Postpartum support in English in Israel - why your mother tongue matters for processing birth, and what Zoom support looks like from inside Israel
Read more →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.
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.
Yes. It is never too late to process a birth. Many women reach out years later, before another birth or a return to work.
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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