HOMEWORK
Suggested practices to support your pelvic health at home
homework practices - GENERAL, PREGNANCY AND POSTPARTUM:
Please see your post-session handout for your recommended homework.
Links to practices are in alphabetical order below.
Breathing Baby Out
Directed breathing practice to soften the tissues of the pelvis in preparation for and during labour.Castor Oil Packs
For reduced inflammation and adhesions and improved scar mobility. Do not use in pregnancy.Diaphragmatic Breathing
Breathing technique to release a stuck respiratory diaphragm in pregnancy or mobilise the pelvic floor in non-relaxing states.Kneading the Dough (Perineal Massage)
Manual release of perineal tissue tension as preparation for birth and for postnatal healing, maintaining healthy pelvic tissues and releasing pelvic tissue tension.Psoas Release
Bilateral psoas release with chair - 30 seconds each side, in the evening.Scar Release
Techniques to care for your caesarean or perineal scar at home for scar mobility, softening and reduced sensitivity an adhesions.Spinning Babies 3 Balances
Forward-Leaning Inversion, Side-Lying Release and Jiggling to release pelvic and uterine soft tissues for comfort in pregnancy and space in birth.
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