Our Birth Experience

Cathy Moore is a Certified Nurse Midwife currently in active practice in the Boston area with 20 years experience attending births, and she holds an appointment as a clinical instructor in the department of OB/GYN at Harvard Medical School.  She is also certified as a pre/postnatal fitness instructor through the Dancing Thru Pregnancy program.  Her experience as a midwife has convinced her of the connection between belly dance and birth.  She is happy to be able to offer women yet another tool to help steer them through pregnancy and birth so that they emerge feeling powerful and beautiful in this most creative and most abundant time in their lives.

Read Cathy’s article on Belly Dance for Pregnancy and Birth.

Read an article that appeared in The Wall Street Journal, in which Cathy was a quoted expert.

 

Anita-Cristina Calcaterra  is a second generation belly dancer who has had the privilege of working with pregnant mothers and midwives since 1993.  Besides being co-founder of Quickening, a group providing birth support through belly dance, she has been honored to have first hand experience moving and swaying with women through their birth process.  She is honored to be involved in bringing belly dance to the birth community.

Read Anita-Cristina’s article on Belly Dance and Birth.

 

Together, Cathy and Anita-Cristina have developed, and have been teaching their own Belly Dance for Pregnancy and Birth curriculum, at a variety of locations around New England since 2003.

Check out our Belly Dance for Pregnancy and Birth Resource list.

Contact us if you would like to be informed about upcoming classes, workshops or presentations related to Belly Dance for Pregnancy and Birth.

 

 

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