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Following is a list of registered midwives practicing in the Edmonton area. The Association for Safe Alternatives in Childbirth strongly recommends that you interview any potential caregiver, including a midwife, before engaging their services. If you need help or suggestions preparing for an interview, please contact ASAC at 780-425-7993. Kerstin Gafvels Westside Midwives, 780-571-1101
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Joanna Greenhalgh Westside Midwives, 780-571-1101
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Marie Tutt Westside Midwives, 780-571-1101
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Cathy Harness: Joy Spring Midwifery Care;
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Heidi Coughlin: Joy Spring Midwifery Care;
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Barbara Scriver: Midwifery Care Partners; 780-490-5383
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Gaelyn Anderson: Beginnings Midwifery; 780-490-0906
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Megan Dusterhoft: Beginnings Midwifery; 780-490-0906
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Note: The Shared Care Maternity program, previously running at the Westview Health Centre in Stony Plain, will no longer be operating as of January 2010. Noreen Walker and Maureen Fath will continue to practise in our community. Noreen Walker: Passages Midwifery, 780-968-2784
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Maureen Fath:Westside Midwives, 780-571-1101
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Midwives are registered health professionals who offer comprehensive care during pregnancy, birth and postpartum. They provide counselling, education and emotional support which allows a woman and her partner to make informed choices thereby maintaining control of decisions in this healthy experience. The midwife, woman and her partner develop a trusting relationship which prepares them for the challenge of welcoming this new baby into the family. If you need more information please contact the Alberta Association of Midwives 780-425-5464 or visit www.albertamidwives.com.
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