Dancing For Birth™ Masterclass Series

Our Dancing For Birth™ Masterclass Series brings you powerful and engaging wisdom on a variety of topics, from global birth and parenting visionaries. Your host, Dancing For Birth™ founder Stephanie Larson, has dedicated 25 years to bringing bliss to families all over the world through her revolutionary Dancing For Birth™ birth method and prenatal-postpartum class. Yes! Birth can be like this!

Featured Masterclass

Upcoming Masterclass

In this masterclass, dance/movement therapist Jozé Jonker shares her insights into working with pregnant women who carry a history of sexual abuse, and how Dancing For Birth™ can support their healing journey. Drawing on her clinical experience and trauma-informed approach, she explores how dance can help survivors reconnect with their bodies, reduce fear, build confidence, and prepare for birth with strength and trust.

This session highlights the transformative power of movement, spontaneity, and connection in fostering a sense of safety and resilience during pregnancy, labor, and early motherhood. Through gentle and empowering Dancing For Birth™ movements, women can begin to restore body-trust, experience moments of spontaneous joy, and regulate emotions in a deeply embodied way.

Participants will gain insight into how rhythm, playfulness, and grounded presence can open new pathways for healing, self-expression, connection, and empowerment — for both mother and baby.

For more info and to sign up to join us live (date to be advised) or watch the replay afterward click here.

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