June 2nd, 2005
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Lori has operated a private midwifery practice since
2000 and in September 2009 she attended her
400th water birth! Lori's background in nursing
meshed with years as a birth doula and Bradley
instructor contribute to her balanced perspective on
care for women. She practices what she calls
"physiological midwifery" - understanding and
working to preserve the physiological and hormonal
balances of labor, birth and postpartum.
Combining traditional and alternative approaches,
you wont have to sacrifice the special moments to
have a safe birth!
In addition to her private practice, Lori is a
preceptor for the National College of Midwifery,
Midwifery College of Utah and the Aviva Institute
of Midwifery. She is also on the advisory board of
Christian Midwives International and is a founding
member of the international Coalition of Christian
Childbirth Professionals.
2000 and in September 2009 she attended her
400th water birth! Lori's background in nursing
meshed with years as a birth doula and Bradley
instructor contribute to her balanced perspective on
care for women. She practices what she calls
"physiological midwifery" - understanding and
working to preserve the physiological and hormonal
balances of labor, birth and postpartum.
Combining traditional and alternative approaches,
you wont have to sacrifice the special moments to
have a safe birth!
In addition to her private practice, Lori is a
preceptor for the National College of Midwifery,
Midwifery College of Utah and the Aviva Institute
of Midwifery. She is also on the advisory board of
Christian Midwives International and is a founding
member of the international Coalition of Christian
Childbirth Professionals.
| Lori Luyten, LM / CPM |
| Birth is not only about making babies. Birth is about making mothers ~ strong, competent, capable mothers who trust themselves and know their inner strength. - Barbara Katz Rothman, PhD |
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