Episode 10: How We Work with Birth Trauma
Joy Noble • September 12, 2023
Welcome to Pints & Pelvic Floors: The Podcast. In Episode 10 we will discuss how we work with patients who have experienced birth trauma.
Episode 10 Recap:
- Birth trauma can be stored in our muscles, scar tissue, and fascia
- Stored trauma tends to let itself out in various ways including through tears - and that’s okay!
- Enthusiastic consent around our assessment and treatment is a key component of working with us at Pelvic Pride
- We start slow and meet you where you are as we begin to incorporate hands-on treatment, when you are ready
Today’s Pint:
- Pumking by Southern Tier
Have a question or suggestion for an episode? Email us at joy@pelvicpride.com
Interested in becoming a patient at Pelvic Pride?
- Visit the Pelvic Pride website
- Give us a call: 410-941-9512
- Send us an email (info@pelvicpride.com)
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