Massage for Pregnancy, Birth, Postpartum
If you live in Maine, you can visit me there for private sessions, classes, or just to chat about touch and birth. I also do massage for postpartum women suffering from pelvic floor disorders after birth, and for women experiencing other difficulties related to uterine and pelvic floor dysfunctions.
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And visit my website! TouchForBirth.com
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Perineal Massage for Labor Preparation
Many women giving birth experience some sort of trauma to their perineal tissues. This is not surprising, considering that a 6-10 pound little person has spent minutes or hours pushing her or his way against a woman’s delicate innermost mucus membranes. If the baby descends too quickly or if the mother pushes too forcefully, it is possible that these tissues will not stretch adequately and they may tear.
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