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The number of women delivering babies via cesarean section has nearly doubled worldwide since 2000 to almost 21%, and is set to continue increasing over the coming decade, with nearly a third (29%) of all births likely to take place by caesarean section by 2030, up significantly from the 10% considered medically necessary. Part of…
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| Client Cases, TX - Hips, Legs and Feet, TX - Pelvic Floor, TX - Scars
7 weeks post partum, and still some residual discomfort around the pubic synthesis either in a deep squat or coming out of a squat unassisted. After balancing the left and right hemispheres of the pelvis, we looked at a small collection of scars on the face. One spot was hypertonic, the others hypotonic. Once normalised…
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Painful Sex? There can be a number of reasons for this, ruling out any pathological issues, the rest typically fall into two camps: Pain on entry, or pain with depth. Again, assuming there is no pathological issue, pain with depth can often occur at different times throughout the month / cycle as the cervix shifts…
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| Client Cases, How we work, Latest News, TX - Hips, Legs and Feet, TX - Pelvic Floor
Client presented in clinic with a deep aching pain in their left hip, all muscles around the hip and thigh tested weak. We assessed internal and external rotation, whilst external rotation very good, there was next to no internal rotation. Using polarity on the sacrum, enables things to shift back into their optimal position. Movement…
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Last night I went to a viewing of @birthtimeworld ‘s Birth Time: The documentary. I stood out as the only man in the cinema. It was an informative, transformative, powerful, traumatic viewing experience, yet I’ve never felt so supported and seen – an interesting experience in a public cinema surrounded by strangers. If you’re a…
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Client presented with low grade back pain and localised stiffness. They had been having continence issues as well (averaging 1 or 2 incidents a day). We started with a basic screen. Perturbation showed issues predominantly with the anterior and posterior long chain kinetics, and some lateral issues at the head and hips. The intrinsic core…
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| Client Cases, Latest News, TX - Hips, Legs and Feet, TX - Pelvic Floor
Client presented in clinic with stiff ankles, sore and ‘crampy’ feet. A quick assessment of their feet showed difficulty with passive dorsiflexion, and obvious pronation at rest. Optimising the tension in the pelvic floor and activating the toe extensors gave the feet a more neutral position at rest, and improved dorsiflexion considerably. Two minutes of…
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This! Understanding why someone is having issues when urinating is the key to getting things back on track, so that you can void completely, and in one go. The key to this case? The occipital bone and sternum 😊 treatment where it’s needed, not necessarily where the symptoms present 👍 Experience the difference – A…
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