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Free live webinar · Tuesday, October 20 · 7 PM ET

Is a VBAC right for you? Get real answers from Dr. Skeete Henry, live.

Join a free, interactive online class on vaginal birth after cesarean. Learn your options, hear why other women are choosing a VBAC, and ask your questions in real time.

Hosted by Dr. Delisa Skeete Henry, MD, FACOG, a board-certified OB/GYN with nearly 25 years of practice.

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Tuesday, October 20 at 7:00 PM Eastern. Online, from home.

Free. We'll email you the link to join.

What you'll walk away with

One hour with Dr. Skeete Henry, built around the questions women actually ask.

Whether a VBAC could fit you

The factors that shape candidacy, in plain language, so you know what to ask your own provider.

Why women choose a VBAC

The many personal and medical reasons a VBAC can be a good option, and why your own reasons matter.

A plan that fits you

Why there is no one-size-fits-all birth plan, and how to make choices that fit your history and your goals.

Your questions, answered live

Bring what's on your mind. Dr. Skeete Henry saves time to answer questions in real time.

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Interactive, not a lecture

Come ready to share

You'll answer live polls, share in the chat why a VBAC matters to you, and hear how other women are thinking about their own births. Every woman's reasons are different, and that's exactly the point.

Meet your host

Dr. Delisa Skeete Henry, MD, FACOG

Dr. Skeete Henry is a board-certified OB/GYN with nearly 25 years of practice in South Florida. She is the former Chair of the OB/GYN Department at Broward Health Medical Center's Salah Foundation Women's and Children's Hospital, the owner of Serene Health OB/GYN & Wellness, and the founder of WeBirthEmpowered.

Her belief is simple: every woman deserves the education and confidence to make informed choices about her birth.

After the webinar

Keep going with the Serene VBAC Circle

Want support that lasts through your pregnancy? The Serene VBAC Circle is Dr. Skeete Henry's ongoing VBAC community.

Live classes with Dr. Skeete Henry

Evening classes held every 4 to 6 weeks. Each one runs 45 minutes, with 30 minutes of teaching and 15 minutes of live Q&A.

A private community

A space to connect with other women planning a VBAC, share encouragement, and know you're not preparing alone.

Your questions, answered live

Post questions on the private board anytime. Dr. Skeete Henry gathers them before each class and answers them during the live Q&A.

Support after birth

Your access stays open through your pregnancy and until 6 weeks postpartum.

Four classes, on rotation

Every member joins at a different point in pregnancy, so the four core classes repeat on a rolling schedule. Start with whichever class comes next. The most recent replay stays available until the next class runs, so you can catch up if you miss one.

Session A

What is a VBAC and assessing candidacy

What a VBAC is, the real benefits and risks, and what goes into deciding whether it's a good fit for you.

Session B

Building your support team

How to prepare your partner, family, and clinical team to support your VBAC.

Session C

Physical preparation and active labor strategies

How to prepare your body in the weeks ahead and what helps once labor begins.

Session D

Danger signs, red flags, and clinical protocols

What to watch for, when to call, and what to expect from your care team in labor.

Two ways to join the Serene VBAC Circle

The Circle is open to anyone planning a VBAC.

Serene Health patients

Included

with your VBAC deposit

  • Live classes with Dr. Skeete Henry
  • The private community and question board
  • Replays between classes
  • Access through 6 weeks postpartum

Everyone else

$150

Serene VBAC Circle membership

  • Live classes with Dr. Skeete Henry
  • The private community and question board
  • Replays between classes
  • Access through 6 weeks postpartum

Ready to join?

Share your details and the Serene Health team will follow up with next steps.

Your information stays with the Serene Health team.

What is a VBAC?

VBAC stands for vaginal birth after cesarean. It means giving birth vaginally after having a C-section in a past pregnancy.

For many women, planning a VBAC is a safe and reasonable option. Whether it's right for you depends on your own history, including the reason for your previous cesarean, the type of incision on your uterus, how many cesareans you've had, and how this pregnancy is going.

That's a decision you make together with your doctor, with full information. The webinar and the Serene VBAC Circle are here to help you walk into those conversations prepared.

Frequently asked questions

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Tuesday, October 20 at 7:00 PM Eastern. Online, free, and interactive.

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