Flora Hommel: a labor of love. Detroit pioneer of Childbirth Without Pain, Lamaze Method скачать в хорошем качестве

Flora Hommel: a labor of love. Detroit pioneer of Childbirth Without Pain, Lamaze Method

A celebration of the life and work of Flora Hommel (March 16, 1928-May 15, 2015), held at the Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University Archives on July 30, 2015. Speakers include archivist Erik Nordberg, Senator Carl Levin, historian Marsha Richmond, Judith Cawhorn, Michele Artt, Randy Block, Jeanette Conrad, Claudia Hommel and written greetings from Congressman John Conyers. Excerpts of the film "American Naissance: Journey with a Friend" including a live birth experience were shown during the event and are included here. (The entire film can now be viewed at    • American Naissance: Journey with a Friend ...  ) Flora Hommel brought the Lamaze method of painless childbirth to Detroit and the US after returning from Paris in 1953. She graduated from Wayne University with a BS and nursing degree in 1958 in order to establish CWPEA, the Childbirth Without Pain Education Association, to promote the psychoprophylactic method of childbirth. In the course of her career, she taught over 17,000 women, monitriced (coached) a thousand births, and helped spread the method across the U.S. "American Naissance" was inspired by the French film "Naissance" that Flora also distributed from 1960 through the 1980s. It's on view at    • Naissance: a Lamaze childbirth without pai...   The Flora Hommel Collection of CWPEA documents and personal correspondence are described at http://reuther.wayne.edu. /node/9274) More about Flora Hommel and the Lamaze Method in the US is being posted at http://www.workinginconcert.org/CWPEA. Make your contribution to the ongoing legacy, research, and archives of Childbirth Without Pain Education Association (CWPEA) at http://www.workinginconcert.org/CWPEA.... You can also order there a DVD of the three films in this playlist for a modest donation.