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Pregnant? Prep for Labor with Jaw Exercises

Pregnant? Prep for Labor with Jaw Exercises

Pregnant? Prep for Labor with Jaw Exercises No two pregnancies are alike. Labor and delivery experiences are unique to every person, too. Conditions can change unexpectedly, and preparation is key. Prepping for birth often involves practicing breathing techniques, learning positioning strategies, exercising consistently, and studying the stages of labor. But there’s another activity that is […]

Women's Health
360 Breathing and Pregnancy

360 Breathing and Pregnancy

360 Breathing and Pregnancy             Pregnancy is a time of incredible change and growth for a woman’s body. As a woman’s uterus expands and her baby grows, her body must adapt to support the increased weight and changed center of gravity. With all these changes happening, it is no wonder that many women experience discomfort […]

Women's Health
sciatica impacts women

Sciatica Impacts Women

Sciatica Impacts Women There’s no denying that having pain radiating down the leg can be incredibly debilitating. It can prevent us from comfortably walking, sitting, standing, or doing any number of our daily tasks. This sensation can even be accompanied by numbness, tingling, or weakness. So what is sciatica? And do hormonal changes and pregnancy […]

Spine, Women's Health
Don't Live with Urinary Leakage

Don’t Live with Urinary Leakage

Don’t Live with Urinary Leakage Millions of people suffer from urinary incontinence. Physical therapy can help with urinary incontinence most times. The bladder holds stored urine and when ready to void it goes through the urethra. There are muscles in the wall of the bladder that contract once there is enough pressure placed on them. […]

Women's Health

Postural Changes in Pregnancy

Body Changes in Pregnancy Pregnancy is a time of great change for the mother’s body. Postural changes in pregnancy can happen overnight. As the fetus grows in size, the demands on the mother’s body increase. The center of mass of the mother’s body moves forward. The body needs to compensate to keep standing upright. Above […]

Women's Health