Breath, Visceral Slide & Pelvic Floor Health
The respiratory diaphragm and the pelvic floor work together for stability, strength, visceral mobility and fluid dynamics. How we breathe matters.
READ MOREThe respiratory diaphragm and the pelvic floor work together for stability, strength, visceral mobility and fluid dynamics. How we breathe matters.
READ MOREHere’s a womb health podcast to listen to while out on a walk with your uterus! I spoke with Amanda Laird at The Heavy Flow Podcast about alignment, abdominal massage, and womb health.
READ MOREIn this article, I teach you about uterine ligaments and why uterine ligaments and uterine position are so important.
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I’ve added the anti-fatigue Topo Mat to my dynamic workstation. As we all know by now, standing in one position all day long is not good for the body. The Topo Mat is an anti-fatigue mat that keeps you moving with its varied terrain surface. The video below is a sped up version of me using the Topo Mat. You can reverse the mat to vary your terrain even more. The teardrop in the middle is great for stretching the feet from several angles.
READ MOREI had an interesting experience with a woman who had a stage 3 cystocele (bladder prolapse). The general listening (evaluation to find restrictions) took me to the lower left quadrant of the belly. The local listening took me to the bladder and from there I followed a lesion chain deep into the obturator fascia. The bladder is closely related to the obturator foramen via fascia. After applying a technique
READ MORERestricted ovaries can also cause low back pain typically in the premenstrual phase. If movement increases low back pain then the root may be more mechanical in nature. Low back pain caused by restricted ovaries wouldn’t cause more pain with movement.
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