Birth Preparation & Postpartum Planning
with Dr. Rebecca Maidansky, PT, DPT
A self-paced, online course helping your pelvic floor prepare for birth and postpartum recovery with empowering information and simple, actionable steps to take at home.
Birth Preparation & Postpartum Planning
This course includes two hours of recorded material to help you prepare your pelvic floor and body for birth and postpartum recovery, as well as a downloadable workbook to help you take notes and follow along.
Upon finishing this course, you should expect to feel confident in your understanding of:
Pelvic floor and core anatomy and physiology, how they relate to birth and what you can do to improve their readiness for labor and childbirth
What you can do prior to and during birth to improve the efficacy of your pushing
What you can do prior to and during birth to reduce the likelihood and severity of perineal tearing
How to adapt this information in the case of a c-section birth
Why pelvic floor relaxation is important for labor and how you can practice relaxation on your own at home
Discussion topics to voice with your medical team in preparation for birth
Appropriate expectations for your bladder, bowel, and sexual health postpartum
Timelines and realistic expectations for safely returning to exercise postpartum
Indications that you may need personalized help postpartum and where you can find it
This course also comes with bonuses:
A downloadable 6-page perineal massage guide with techniques for practice alone or with a partner
View the Course Syllabus:
Introduction
Introduction to Dr. Rebecca Maidansky, PT, DPT
Course Introduction
Downloadable Workbook
Foundations
Pelvic Floor Anatomy
Abdominal Muscle Anatomy
The Core Explained
Diaphragmatic Breathing Practice: Part 1
Diaphragmatic Breathing Practice: Part 2
Birth Preparation
Training The Pelvic Floor For Birth
Pelvic Floor Relaxation Flow
Perineal Tearing Basics
Perineal Tear Risk Reduction
Pushing Techniques For Childbirth
Keeping Your Pelvic Floor Relaxed During Birth
Biomechanics of Birth: Opening Your Pelvic Inlet and Outlet
Birthing Positions: Risks and Benefits
Questions To Ask Your OB Or Midwife In Preparation For Birth
C-Sections
Planning A Family Centered Cesarean
Birth and Preexisting Pelvic Floor Conditions
Modifying Birth Positioning For Pelvic Pain
Prolapse, Pregnancy and Birth
Managing Prolapse Through Pregnancy
Postpartum Recovery Planning
Postpartum Recovery Framing
Postpartum Bladder
Postpartum Bowel Movements
Postpartum Sex
C-Section Recovery
Postpartum Exercise Timelines
What Next & Bonus Material
Summary
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Total Investment: $125
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