Pregnancy Care Training

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This 5.5-day advanced course is designed for practitioners to immerse themselves in theory, hands-on skill building, and traditional approaches to work more effectively with clients from pre-conception to postpartum. This workshop builds on the pregnancy applications addressed in Professional Care Training and is profoundly support to those in the birth work world.  

Prerequisites:

Arvigo® Professional Care Training is required before attending Pregnancy Care Training.

Dates and Times:

8 August 2023          3pm – 8pm CST 

9 -12 August 2023   9am – 5:30pm CST

Plus Zoom Calls (Dates to be released later)

Tuition:

$1750 USD (early registration) $1850 USD (check, zelle or credit card)

Includes Professional Care manual, dinner first night, coffee/teas and healthy snacks daily. Details on this unique training offering HERE.

Location:

Riven Rock Ranch

390 Hermann Sons Road

Comfort, TX 78013

https://rivenrockranch.com/

Lodging:

On site available for first 5 students in the Guest House:  $75 shared twin room, $120 private queen room contact Abigail at ar@rebirthmidwifery.com to reserve one of these rooms. There are a variety of affordable airbnbs in the town of Comfort.

Meals : Dinner the first night is included in tuition. Other meals are on your own. Coffee/teas/water and healthy snacks are included.

There is a full kitchen on site. You are welcome to bring your own lunch to eat there. Information on restaurants and grocery stores in the area will be provided after registration.

To register or for MORE INFORMATION, please follow this link:

https://redtentwellness.com/womb-school/arvigo-pregnancy-care-training/

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Tithing

10% of the total cost of every for class is tithing. This tithing is split three ways.  A third goes to the Itzamna Society - Don Elijio's descendants who protect the sacred forest at the Elijio Panti National Park in Belize.  A third goes to  Walter Cholotio, a Tz'utujil Maya Fire and Daykeeper in Guatemala. The final third goes to supporting indigenous healers and/or environmental care projects on the land trainings are held. You can learn more at our Giving Back page.