Pelvic Floor 101 for Birth Workers
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Are you a birth worker looking for more pelvic floor knowledge?
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This evidence-based course will walk you through the role of the pelvic floor in the peripartum period, and what issues can occur.
Pelvic floor health is a very important topic during pregnancy and postpartum. Very often women are embarrassed to ask their questions and explore their options regarding pelvic floor health. You as a birth worker can help your clients to understand, recognize and prevent pelvic floor issues during birth and post-partum.Â
Knowledge is power.
In this course, you will learn how you can support your client's pelvic floor health and answer all their questions.
IMAGINE YOURSELF...
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answering your client’s questions about pelvic floor health
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helping your clients to minimize or prevent pelvic floor issues
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knowing how to cue patients to contract and relax their pelvic floor muscles for better birth mechanics
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detecting various pelvic floor dysfunctions related to pregnancy and delivery and when to refer them to other specialists
That’s why I’ve created the Pelvic Floor 101 for Birth Workers course. This evidence-based course will walk you through the role of the pelvic floor in the peripartum period, and what issues can occur.
We will also go over prevention principles and how to speed recovery postpartum. Additionally, we will discuss how our current medical system is failing mothers and how we can better support them through all four trimesters.
Pelvic Floor 101 for Birth Workers offers information about pelvic floor health which is not taught in other birth workers and doula courses.
You will add valuable information to your doula knowledge and will be able to provide pelvic floor health support to the families.
After this course:
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You will be able to answer your client’s questions about pelvic floor issues related to pregnancy and post-partum
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You will be able to provide better services to your clients
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You will be able to identify different pelvic floor dysfunctions related to pregnancy and delivery and when to refer them to other specialists
What's Included?
- Video classes
- Pelvic Organ Prolapse Guide
- Birth Prep Checklist
- Birth Body Checklist
- Five Pelvic Floor Stretches for Third Trimester
- Free mindfulness resources
I'm Kaeli, and as a doctor of physical therapy, I want to empower women everywhere with pelvic floor health information that can help them live happier, healthier, and more confident lives. I want all women to know their bodies and to feel free to discuss pelvic health with others without shame or embarrassment. I dream of a world in which women can talk about sex, pelvic health, and reproduction with open, honest, and informed dialogue!
