Special measures are necessary to get the traces of pregnancy, birth and early and late postpartum back under control. Closing the rectus diastasis and normalizing pelvic floor function are the core elements of this work. A basic knowledge of typical pathologies and their treatment such as incontinence, organ prolapse and pain in the pelvic ring are helpful components of this training.

Ms. Henscher will discuss topics such as functional pelvic floor work, adapted abdominal muscle training, pelvic floor-friendly everyday behavior, posture correction and advice on aids (e.g. pessaries) with us and also provide practical exercises.
Ms. Henscher is happy to respond to special needs and questions at any time.

We will accept your registrations until 28.08.2026 by e-mail or by telephone during our specified office hours.

Midwives need to refresh their knowledge of first aid and resuscitation at regular intervals - a corresponding offer is available in cooperation with the DRK Hannover on 17.11.2026 from 10:00 to 14:00.
A speaker from the DRK will guide you through these hours and teach you the latest on resuscitation measures for infants and adults.
The training course will take place on the premises of the DRK at Apollostraße 2 in Ronnenberg - Empelde.

The training is free of charge for registered midwives. The costs are covered by the Hannover Region.
Registration can be made by email to hebammenzentrale@region-hannover.de or by telephone during the specified office hours.
The hours can be credited towards the continuing education requirement for midwives.

At the end of the year and shortly before the Advent season, we would like to organize a joint exchange among colleagues. We will meet over coffee, tea and treats on 02.12.2026 from 09.30 - 12.00. The event will take place on the premises of the Hannover Region. We will inform you about the exact schedule about one week before the event.

We look forward to seeing you :)

Please register with us at the midwifery center by 28.11.2026 .

Addiction takes many forms—whether it involves alcohol, cannabis, prescription medications, or other illegal substances. For professionals, this means being attentive, observing with sensitivity, and at the same time maintaining an open and respectful rapport—without jumping to conclusions or downplaying the issue. But where does harmful use begin, and when does it become an addiction? How do I broach the subject? What specific considerations apply during pregnancy and breastfeeding? This practical training course provides fundamental knowledge on the topic of addiction and offers guidance on how to professionally support people who use substances or are at risk of addiction in your work.

Please register by January 13, 2027, by emailing hebammenzentrale@region-hannover.de or by calling during the listed office hours.

In this continuing education session, the two osteopaths, Marleen Maier and Mareike Suppe, will give us a brief introduction to osteopathy. 

In the first part, they will explain which osteopathic treatments can support pregnant women before and after childbirth. 

The focus will then shift to infant osteopathy: potential birth-related complications and injuries, as well as their osteopathic treatment options, will be discussed. The two presenters will address oral restrictions and their significance for the infant’s development in particular. 

Please register by January 20, 2027, by emailing hebammenzentrale@region-hannover.de or by calling during the listed office hours.