Since emigrating to Australia in 2006 the focus of my career has been facilitating women to empower themselves to have a positive postnatal experience by providing professional, individualised support and education in the early postnatal period.
The feedback I have received from women and their families who have received this individualised support and education has been overwhelming. With the support of like-minded, equally professional and experienced colleagues this service will now be more accessible.
The opportunity to do this in the comfort of the women's own familiar surroundings, with the shared goal of achieving a positive postnatal experience is one to which I am committed to.
Qualifications
BSc Midwifery (Hons). University of Huddersfield, England
Diploma in Nursing (Adult). University of Huddersfield, England
Certified member of N.A.C.E. (National Association of Childbirth Educators)
Member of A.C.M. (Australian College of Midwives)
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Background
Linda Wilson is a practising midwife at Western Australia's largest maternity hospital.
" I trained in the UK as a registered nurse, specialising in gynaecology and early pregnancy complications. I later trained as a registered midwife at a University renowned for training midwives to practice 'Normal midwifery'.
My midwifery experiences include; antenatal & postnatal care of both 'high & low risk' women and their babies both in the hospital & community settings; support in labour & birth of predominantly 'low risk' women.
My personal experiences include birthing 3 children of my own and the associated perils & pitfalls of motherhood.
