Whether planned or unexpected, breech presentation occurs in 3-4% of term pregnancies and at higher rates if preterm. Breech vaginal delivery is a core skill that every obstetrician or midwife should feel comfortable with. Our Reteach Breech course is open to anyone interested in advancing their skills and honoring birth options. If you are a midwife, doula, other birth worker, medical student, resident or practicing physician you will, at some point, encounter a situation where knowledge of breech, breech extraction and internal podalic version techniques may be lifesaving. We hope you will consider hosting a Reteach Breech workshop or join us at a future seminar in your area.
If you’re looking to host or attend a workshop in your area, please fill out an inquiry form and someone will get back to you shortly.
Hosted by Brandi Sair, Homebirth Midwife
This workshop is full, but if you would like to be put on the waitlist, please email us at admin@birthinginstincts.com
Hosted by OC Midwifery
A two day workshop, Friday 10/16 and Monday 10/19
If you have any questions, please email us at admin@birthinginstincts.com
Stu will be a speaker at the 2026 Reclaiming Birth Conference hosted by Christina and Kristen, a doula and former NICU nurse passionate about removing fear from the birthing experience and empowering families.
Hosted by Nathan Riley, this event is so much more than learning breech skills, it’s truly an event that is more of a retreat where you leave with your cup overflowing with energy and a reinvigorated love for birth work.
Stay tuned for registration information!
Hosted by Lara, Homebirth Midwife
If you have any questions, please email us at admin@birthinginstincts.com
The Reclaiming Birth Conference is your opportunity to be part of the community that shares your values and vision. Connect with other women, birth workers, and care providers who are all on a journey to bring empowerment, dignity, and strength back to the birthing process.
Hosted by Servant Heart Midwifery, and sponsored by Under The Sun Podcast
If you have any questions, please email us at admin@birthinginstincts.com
Dr. Stu has been invited to be a featured speaker at this years birth expo in St. George, UT on September 6th, 2025. Hosted by the Southern Utah Birth Village, click the link for more info.
REGISTRATION NOW FULL
Please contact admin@birthinginstincts.com if you would like to be added to the waitlist.
Hosted by Mother’s Choice Midwifery
Hosted by Tender Gifts Midwifery
Please contact Althea Hrdlichka for registration
$20 at the door
6p social hour with refreshments
Hosted by Chosen Births Midwifery
Please contact Lynda Hoskins, CPM for registration
Email: lyndahoskins@bellsouth.net
Phone: 901-299-0881
Hosted by Grow Midwifery Care
To register, please email Michele Grow
Hosted by East Texas Birth Co
Please contact Holly Clayburn for registration
Email: hollyclayburnmidwife@gmail.com
Phone: (903) 262-7408
REGISTRATION NOW FULL
Please contact admin@birthinginstincts.com if you would like to be added to the waitlist.
Hosted by Salli Gonzalez
Hosted by Heartbeat Midwifery
To register, please contact Carmen Gayman
Email: carmengeyman@gmail.com
Hosted by Wild and Free Birthing Services
To register, please contact Madison Simmons
Email: madisonsimmons1012@gmail.com
Hosted by True Doula
To register, please email suzannah88@gmail.com
CEUs will be offered as well!
hosted by Nathan Riley of the Born Free Method
Join Dr. Stu at the 2020 Kansas Breech and NRP Workshop in Rose Hill, KS with Breech Without Borders
The workshop includes
~ 2-day vaginal breech workshop sponsored by Breech Without Borders and taught by Stuart Fischbein, MD, David Hayes, MD, and Rixa Freeze, PhD
~ NRP certification with Karen Strange
~ 1-day breech refresher course
~ Neonatal transitional physiology with Karen Strange
Join Dr. Stu at the 2020 Kansas Breech and NRP Workshop in Rose Hill, KS with Breech Without Borders
The workshop includes
~ 2-day vaginal breech workshop sponsored by Breech Without Borders and taught by Stuart Fischbein, MD, David Hayes, MD, and Rixa Freeze, PhD
~ NRP certification with Karen Strange
~ 1-day breech refresher course
~ Neonatal transitional physiology with Karen Strange
Join Dr. Stu at the 2020 Kansas Breech and NRP Workshop in Rose Hill, KS with Breech Without Borders
The workshop includes
~ 2-day vaginal breech workshop sponsored by Breech Without Borders and taught by Stuart Fischbein, MD, David Hayes, MD, and Rixa Freeze, PhD
~ NRP certification with Karen Strange
~ 1-day breech refresher course
~ Neonatal transitional physiology with Karen Strange
This 3-day breech conference explores 3 themes relating to breech birth: autonomy, biodiversity, and sustainability.
1. How can women be the key decision-makers in their births, even if--especially if--their babies are breech?
2. How can we support biodiversity in breech birth (diversity of birth positions, settings, & provider types), rather than a monoculture?
3. And finally, how can we make breech birth sustainable on an institutional and regulatory level?
We will discuss obstacles to providing breech and explore solutions in which vaginal breech is not just barely tolerated, but vigorously supported as a valid option.
This conference includes hands-on training with obstetric simulators, using the most up-to-date research and techniques in physiological breech birth.
Dr. Fischbein will be share his talk on, “Collaborative breech models” at the Madison Breech Conference presented by Breech Without Boarders. This conference was designed to address barriers that hospital providers and administrators face in supporting vaginal breech birth.
This 3-day breech conference explores 3 themes relating to breech birth: autonomy, biodiversity, and sustainability.
1. How can women be the key decision-makers in their births, even if--especially if--their babies are breech?
2. How can we support biodiversity in breech birth (diversity of birth positions, settings, & provider types), rather than a monoculture?
3. And finally, how can we make breech birth sustainable on an institutional and regulatory level?
We will discuss obstacles to providing breech and explore solutions in which vaginal breech is not just barely tolerated, but vigorously supported as a valid option.
This conference includes hands-on training with obstetric simulators, using the most up-to-date research and techniques in physiological breech birth.
