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Baby isn’t in the wrong position. Baby is working with the space available.
The G.Lorri™ Fetal Positioning Method teaches practising birth workers to read that space with a fascial lens and give baby more options through hands on release work.
Live online with Gabrielle Brennan Sat 7 Nov, 11am AEDT 90 minutes
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Live Q&A with Gabrielle Brennan
Sat 7 Nov
- When
- Sat 7 Nov, 11am to 12:30pm AEDT, Melbourne time
- How long
- 90 minutes
- Where
- Online on Zoom. The join link comes to you by email.
- How it runs
- About 75 minutes of Gabrielle answering the questions sent in, then 15 minutes open for questions on what she’s covered
- Questions
- Sent in beforehand, so she can prepare. They close Tue 3 Nov at 11:59pm AEDT.
- Replay
- To everyone on the list, the next day
- Your seat
- Saved the moment you join
It’s a conversation about the education: what the course teaches, why it matters, and what you could take from it into your practice.
What time is it where I am?
In Australia: 11am in Melbourne, Sydney and Hobart · 10:30am Adelaide · 10am Brisbane · 8am Perth. Overseas: 8am Saturday in Singapore and 1pm Saturday in Auckland. In the Americas it’s still Friday: 7pm in New York and 4pm in Los Angeles. In London it’s midnight and in Paris 1am, so send your question anyway. Gabrielle chooses from every question sent in, whether or not you’re watching live, and the replay comes to you. See it in your time zone.
Here’s how it works.
Join the list.
Be notified for early access to course openings in February 2027, before the public in March 2027.
Join the Live Q&A (optional).
Your seat is saved the moment you join. There’s nothing else to sign up for.
Send in your question.
Do it on the next screen, or from the link in any of our emails. Send one at a time, as many as you like.
Watch live, or catch the replay.
The join link comes by email that morning, and again an hour before. The replay goes to everyone on the list the next day.
Gabrielle picks the questions most useful to the room.
- What does the method look at that most fetal positioning education doesn’t?
- How does fascia come into baby’s position?
- I’m a doula. Where would this sit alongside what I already do?
- Online only, or with the 3 day immersive workshop: how do I choose?
Saturday 5 December, in Melbourne
A bonus for Live Q&A attendees: first access to tickets for our “Tension Clues Morning”
By the end of the morning, you’ll have seen the asymmetry and tension clues Gabrielle looks for, pointed out in front of you.
The Tension Clues Morning is an interactive first look with Gabrielle, not a technique class. She points out the asymmetry and tension clues that can impact fetal positioning, and one or two clues from an abdominal palpation that can point to tension in the pelvis.
Tension Clues Morning
- When
- Sat 5 Dec, 10am to 12pm AEDT, Melbourne time
- Where
- MicDrop Richmond, Level 4, 534 Church Street, Richmond VIC 3121
- How long
- 2 hours
- Spots
- Tickets limited to 30 spots
- Tickets
- $89. They open at the end of the live Q&A: live viewers get the link first, the list by email the next morning, and the public from Mon 9 Nov.
- Can’t come?
- A video of it comes to everyone on the list.
The G.Lorri™ Method is built for practising birth workers.
- Midwives
- Doulas
- Physiotherapists
- Osteopaths
- Chiropractors
- Massage therapists
- Nurses
- Other clinicians who work with pregnant women
New to birth work? The course assumes clinical experience, so it isn’t the place to start.
Pregnant and looking for support yourself? This list is written for practitioners. Our clinic is here for you: glorrilabourbodywork.com.au
Inside the course
It builds layer by layer, and you’ll keep coming back to it.
There are six modules and 177 lessons, done at your own pace and set out in order, so each one builds on the last. The first four each end with a short quiz that opens the next: a pause to consolidate, not a test.
Foundations of bodywork
The pillars of bodywork, body consent, and a fresh look at the anatomy you’ll work with, from key bones and ligaments to fascia.
The language of tension
The biggest module, at 53 lessons. It covers postural, breathing, tummy line and stretch mark patterns, common pregnancy aches, and the clues a body gives in labour.
The power of palpation
Palpating fascia, muscle, ligaments and scars, then relearning abdominal palpation, for baby and for tension, in three steps.
Fetal positioning
Six positions, each with its own release flow, the shape of a session, and how to tell whether your work was effective.
Understanding the hands on techniques
What a release feels like, techniques for 11 areas of the body, and five ligament release flows.
Putting it into practice
What to gather in a session, then 12 case studies from practice to work through.
Live calls with Gabrielle, and every one is recorded.
Bring your questions to an Open Q&A, or a case to a Live Case Discussion, and work through it with Gabrielle and the group. On shift that day? The replay is up within 24 hours.
In selected tiers.
Your printed workbook comes in the post.
You work through it alongside Modules 1 to 6, and it holds your notes, your palpation findings and your case reflections.
Spend three days in the room with Gabrielle.
- Day 1, Palpation & Foundations.
- Day 2, Hands On Release Techniques.
- Day 3, The Nervous System & Integration.
The 3 day immersive workshop in Melbourne, booked as its own option.
It all opens to the priority list first, in February 2027.
Gabrielle Brennan
Nurse and Registered Midwife · Nearly a decade in labour care
For a long time I had a nagging feeling that something real was happening in front of me that my training hadn’t given me language for. So I kept following it, through tissue, through fascia, through what bodies were telling me when I slowed down enough to listen.
This method is what came out of that. It isn’t a replacement for what you already do well. It sits alongside it.
Founding Members Round
Sold out with 80 practitioners.
Birth workers across Australia and overseas are already on the list for February.
Key highlights
- 6modules, built to layer
- 177lessons
- 12case studies from practice
- 3daysin the room with Gabrielle, at the immersive workshop in Melbourne
Before you ask
What is The G.Lorri™ Fetal Positioning Method?
The G.Lorri™ Fetal Positioning Method is an online course for practising birth workers, created and taught by Gabrielle Brennan, Nurse and Registered Midwife. It teaches birth workers to read the space baby has with a fascial lens, and to give baby more options through hands on release work. The course has six modules and 177 lessons done at your own pace, a printed workbook, and an optional 3 day immersive workshop in Melbourne.
Who is Gabrielle Brennan?
Gabrielle Brennan is a Nurse and Registered Midwife with nearly a decade in labour care, and the Lead Bodyworker at G.Lorri Labour Bodywork™ in Bentleigh, Melbourne. She created The G.Lorri™ Fetal Positioning Method from her own practice, following what she noticed in tissue and fascia that her training had not given her language for. Gabrielle Brennan teaches the course herself, answers students in the course community and runs the live calls.
Who is the course for?
The G.Lorri™ Fetal Positioning Method is for practising birth workers: midwives, doulas, physiotherapists, osteopaths, chiropractors, massage therapists, nurses and other clinicians who work with pregnant women. It is not an introductory course. It assumes clinical experience, and everything in it is meant to be used in your own practice.
Is the course online or in person?
The G.Lorri™ Fetal Positioning Method can be done fully online, from anywhere in the world, at your own pace. Birth workers who want hands on practice can add the 3 day immersive workshop with Gabrielle Brennan, held in person in Melbourne, Australia. The workshop is booked as its own option, on top of the online course.
When does the next intake open?
The next intake of The G.Lorri™ Fetal Positioning Method opens in February 2027, to our priority list first, and to the public in March 2027. Joining the priority list at glorrimethod.com.au costs nothing and puts you among the first to enrol. The Founding Members round in March 2026 sold out with 80 practitioners.
Is it a qualification?
The G.Lorri™ Fetal Positioning Method is an educational framework, not a qualification, and it does not expand a practitioner’s legal scope of practice. Students receive a certificate when they complete the course. It is up to each provider to decide whether hands on practice with pregnant clients is within their scope.
How is it different from other fetal positioning training?
Most fetal positioning education is taught through maternal positioning and movement. The G.Lorri™ Fetal Positioning Method works through a fascia based lens: it teaches birth workers to palpate tension in tissue and fascia and read the space baby actually has, so hands on work can be tailored to the body in front of them. It does not replace other methods. It works alongside them, as another tool for when other techniques yield no response.
What is the complimentary live Q&A on Saturday 7 November?
The live Q&A is a 90 minute online session on Zoom with Gabrielle Brennan, creator of The G.Lorri™ Fetal Positioning Method, on Saturday 7 November 2026, 11am to 12:30pm AEDT (Melbourne time). It is complimentary for everyone on our priority list, and joining the list saves your seat. Gabrielle Brennan spends about 75 minutes answering questions sent in beforehand (they close Tuesday 3 November at 11:59pm AEDT), then 15 minutes on open questions. It is a conversation about the education, not technique steps or advice about one pregnancy, and the replay goes to everyone on the list the next day.
Does it cost anything to join?
No. Joining the priority list and your seat at the live Q&A cost nothing. The Tension Clues Morning is a paid ticket at $89, and the course has its own price when it opens in February.
What if I can’t make it live?
Send your question anyway. Gabrielle chooses from every question sent in, whether or not you’re watching, and the replay goes to everyone on the list the next day.
What time is it where I am?
Sat 7 Nov, 11am AEDT is 11am in Melbourne, Sydney and Hobart, 10:30am in Adelaide, 10am in Brisbane and 8am in Perth. Overseas it’s Saturday morning in Singapore, Saturday afternoon in Auckland and the middle of the night in London and Europe. In the Americas it’s still Friday: 7pm in New York and 4pm in Los Angeles. See it in your time zone.
What happens after I join?
When you join we ask where you’re based and which option interests you, and you can send Gabrielle your question. An email arrives with your seat details and an add to calendar link. Then a short email every fortnight or so, a reminder a week out, and two on the day. At the end of the Q&A, tickets to the Tension Clues Morning open. In December, the video of it comes to everyone on the list, and in February 2027 the list enrols first.
How often will you email me, and can I leave?
About once a fortnight, with a few extra around the live Q&A. Every email has an unsubscribe link at the bottom. One click and you’re off the list.
Is this within my scope?
The G.Lorri™ Method teaches all hands on release techniques. This method is an educational framework, not a qualification. It is up to each provider to ascertain if hands on practice with their pregnant clients is within their scope.
I’m pregnant. Is this for me?
Not this one, but thank you for looking. This list is written for practising birth workers, so it can’t give advice about your pregnancy. Your care provider is the best person to ask.
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