Supporting Pregnancy Structural Disorders: An in-depth study

Working through pregnancy structural and pelvic floor issues with Orla Cross
Join Orla for a comprehensive study of the structural issues that plague your pregnancy clients and supporting pregnancy structural disorders. Learn to:

  • Understand the anatomical structure of complex complaints such as sciatica, Symphysis Pubis Disorder (SPD), Tilted Pelvis, Scoliosis, Acute Lordosis, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  • Understand their implications for pregnancy and birth
  • Support the recovery process by avoiding movement that may exacerbate the disorder
  • Support recovery by adding exercises into your class
  • Pelvic floor and abdominal health – uncover the function of the pelvic floor.

Learn how to:

  • Understand the prevalence, context and consequences of urinary incontinence
  • Understand the functional anatomy of normal pelvic floor structures and normal bladder and urethral function and hypothesis of continence.
  • Understand the difference between, the weak, hypotonic and strong pelvic floor function
  • Teach the correct method of pelvic floor exercises for each condition
  • Understand the clinical definition and the risk factors for diastasis
  • Understand the relationship between diastasis and pelvic floor dysfunction
  • Understand the exercise precautions necessary in the rehabilitation of diastasis both ante and postnatally
  • Be able to progress exercise complexity
  • Work with a c-section mother safely
  • Obstetric Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP) Overview
  • Be able to identify where PGP exists in the ante and postnatal periods and to outline suitable and unsuitable poses
  • Be equipped to successfully help with exercise/yoga and to refer to where further intervention is required

Contact Moya at training@the-elbowroom.com for booking & enquiries.

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