Pregnancy & Delivery online Workshops In these 6 online antenatal classes, our highly trained Midwife and our Women’s Health Physiotherapists will give you the knowledge to understand how the pregnancy changes your body, teach you how to stay healthy with exercises for you to have the best pregnancy possible and useful advices/techniques (e.g.
Why Should you see a Private Midwife During your Pregnancy And After Giving Birth? Your urine test is positive: congratulations you are pregnant! But many questions can bother you. Many of you are very much in need of explanations, a personalized follow-up, a midwife who can give you all the
Ascending cliffs requires physical exercise, but it also has a significant positive impact on the climber’s mental health. This article will explore rock climbing, physical and psychological health, and valuable skills that you gather from the experience. In recent times, too many of us have been stuck at indoors where
Have you never said or heard phrases like:“My baby doesn’t sleep through the night.”“My baby is confusing day and night.” But what do we mean by sleeping through the night? What do we, adults, expect from our children? Your baby does not sleep through your nights but maybe does his
Classical ballet is a technical sport which require discipline and hard work. So, it’s important to focus on technique more than performance! Ballet techniques require many years of learning to understand dangerous movement and to recognize the good position, in particular in pointe and demi-pointe. Despite of this consequent working
We have ben talking about it for months, we finally get it! And we are all very happy as we can all use it either in Women’s health or in MSK. This is not it, it will be part of your treatment (with manual therapy, exercises, posture…) Great but What
Pelvic pain is obviously very common during pregnancy as the relaxing hormone stretch your muscles and ligaments to gradually open your pelvic and your baby is gaining weight (to learn more about Pelvic pain during pregnancy and after pregnancy click here). However, pelvic pain can also occur in non pregnant
Post Natal : What can happen after your pregnancy ? Pelvic floor rehabExercices and best practices for mummies after pregnancyAbdo MGLa Méthode Guillaume abs rehabilitation process and its prowessAbdominal rehabWant to know how to get in shape after pregnancy ? Over here.Lymphatic drainageDwelling upon swelling ? Well, not anymorePalper roulerThe
Exercising is a great way to stay healthy and strong. It not only improves body fitness but positively influences mental health. One way of attaining fitness is by strengthening your core. The core affects posture, body balance, and muscular strength. What Is Pilates? This is one of the most effective
In our Blog Posts and Videos, we often mention constipation as it is a very common issues and it can have bad repercussion on your pelvic function impairing both your urinary and digestive system… For more details on what are the symptoms, cause constipation and how to prevent it with
1) Understand pregnancy and how it modifies your body! First thing, to have a good pregnancy, is to understand how pregnancy cause an hormonal revolution leading to postural and physiological changes. Then to appreciate how these modifications can lead to various disagreement such as pain, incontinence, constipation, heavy legs, stretch
TECAR Therapy is a form of endogenous thermotherapy (it heals your body by creating heat inside it) based on radio waves. It decreases pain and increase blood return and helps to relax deep tissues. Thanks to it, manual therapy (massage, scar mobilisation…) is getting easier and exercises become pain free.
Physio Myth Buster:How to Sleep Well? Sleep is a big part of life, we spend around a third of our time sleeping! For some even more… So, it’s worthwhile to wonder: How to sleep correctly? Let’s review myths about Sleep & Back Pain and what is true or not!
Baby & Child motor development: from 15 months old to 4 years! Last two weeks, we viewed what kind of motor activity and movement you could expect your baby has at birth and up to one year old. Today, let’s see child development from 15 months to 4 years old
Baby & Child motor development: from 2 month old to 1 year! After last week blog post about primitive reflexes in new-born, we now present “normal” motor evolution during the first year of your baby. When your baby reaches 2 months: Primitive reflexes present at birth start to
Baby & Child motor development Primitive Reflexes From birth, your baby already has a set of “primitive reflexes”. It means they perform movement automatically without thinking about it (an example for adults: we remove automatically our hand when we burn ourselves). These reflexes can be triggered by different stimuli: