SoundBirth is shared by a growing community of trained practitioners who support expectant couples to use sound and voice for a calm, connected birth experience.

Each practitioner brings their own background, style, and approach to this work — offering a range of ways to experience SoundBirth during pregnancy and birth.

What to Expect

SoundBirth practitioners may offer:

• Private 1:1 sessions during pregnancy

• Small group workshops or classes

• Integration into birth preparation or antenatal sessions

• Support during labour (depending on their professional background)

Some practitioners are doulas or birth workers who may attend births, while others offer preparation sessions to help you feel confident using sound and voice before labour begins.

Choosing a Practitioner

When choosing a SoundBirth practitioner, you’re encouraged to find someone who feels aligned with your needs and preferences.

You might consider:

• Their background (doula, midwife, sound healer, etc.)

• Whether they offer in-person or online sessions

• Whether they can attend your birth or not - depends on training and insurance

• Their approach and style of working with couples

• Their unique offerings - sound journeys, bowl hire, doula packages etc.

Each practitioner listed here has completed the SoundBirth Practitioner Training and is a Licensed SoundBirth Practitioner.

Practitioner Directory

✨ Our practitioner directory is currently growing.

Practitioners will be listed here soon, including their location, background, and how to work with them.

In the Meantime

If you’re interested in experiencing SoundBirth now, you’re welcome to:

• Enquire about private sessions with Nicole in Leeming, WA

• Reach out to learn more about upcoming opportunities

For Practitioners

If you’re interested in becoming a SoundBirth Practitioner and being listed here in the future, you can learn more about the training below: