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Ripple Effect On Pelvic Health
The ripple effect we are having on pelvic health through our work together with the training at the Institute for Birth Healing can help us thrive. Practitioners are excited about…
Case Study: Using the Pelvis as a Guide to Treat Back Pain
Knowing the pelvic mechanics of birth can help you identify the root cause of back pain. Using the pelvis as a guide, you can resolve low back and pelvic pain…
3 Ways to Effectively Treat the Pelvis
Pelvic health therapists can effectively treat the pelvis by working with the pelvic bones, through spring testing assessments, and by knowing what patterns to look for in their client’s body.
Ask Lynn: Where is the evidence?
There is evidence for the Open Birthing Pattern from two of the three pillars of evidence-based practices. Research lags behind the data attained from client’s needs and with clinical expertise,…
Case Study: Advanced Treatment of Physical Dysfunction
Through advanced training we can use our clinical expertise and work with the body while addressing the limiting beliefs and life events that influence our client’s physicality to achieve deeper…
Improving Client Outcomes as a Certified Birth Healing Practitioner
A Certified Birth Healing Practitioner has the skills and training to provide pregnant and postpartum clients with an extremely high standard of care that leads to both smoother births and…
3 Tips For Holistic Prolapse Care
With Father’s Day just around the corner, I wanted to share some information that is helpful for partners in supporting their pregnant other half. While we may have a…
Case Study: When Symptoms Do Not Change
There are times when symptoms do not change and a client does not get better. In these situations, we need to dive deeper into listening to the body and tuning…
9 Ways Dads Can Support Pregnancy and Postpartum
With Father’s Day just around the corner, I wanted to share some information that is helpful for partners in supporting their pregnant other half. While we may have a…
Resources That Have Impacted My Practice
We are on a journey to be the very best we can be, both personally and professionally. Along the way, we have interactions or encounter resources that have a huge…
3 Keys to Better Session Success
Cohorts are a group of people going through an online course together within a certain timeframe. They are designed to offer greater support to the students so they feel they…
Benefits of the Schulte Hold
Cohorts are a group of people going through an online course together within a certain timeframe. They are designed to offer greater support to the students so they feel they…
Benefits of Online Cohorts at IBH
Cohorts are a group of people going through an online course together within a certain timeframe. They are designed to offer greater support to the students so they feel they…
3 Effective Ways to Grow Your Practice
Putting the effort in to grow your practice is essential to providing the care pregnant and postpartum clients truly need and deserve. Today, I share three areas I focus on…
Working With The Round Ligament in Pregnancy
Palpating the round ligament during pregnancy is a rewarding experience. It’s easily accessible, located superficially, and undergoes significant changes in both length and width. On average, during pregnancy it becomes…
Birth Positions | Blogs | C-section | Case Studies | Pain | Pelvic Health | Pregnant Body | Women’s Health
Case Study: What We Can Do To Support Pregnant Clients
Through her latest case study, Lynn Schulte discusses the main pieces we can do as pelvic health practitioners and bodyworkers to support our pregnant clients and prepare them for a…
Birth Positions | Bladder issues | Blogs | Case Studies | Intercourse | Pain | Pelvic Health | Pregnant Body | Women’s Health
Case Study: Preparing the Pregnant Body for Birth
Lynn shares a recent case study on her work with a pregnant client where she helped bring balance and create space in the body to help her client prepare for…
Birth Trauma | Birthing Patterns | Blogs | Central Nervous System | Pain | Pelvic Health | Women’s Health
3 Guiding Principles to Successful Intravaginal Work
These 3 guiding principles to intravaginal work are different from what you learn elsewhere. Learn these principles to achieve better results faster, and in a way that is more respectful…
Birth Trauma | Birthing Patterns | Blogs | Central Nervous System | Pain | Pelvic Health | Women’s Health
Ask Lynn: Who is the Internal Pelvic Floor Course for?
When I created Internal Pelvic Floor Treatment: The Missing Link to Successful Intravaginal Work, I made it for anyone doing intravaginal work. I felt like the information for this course…
The Importance of Treating the Ribs
As a pelvic health provider, your primary focus is the pelvis. Though, as you most likely already know, we cannot treat one part of the body in isolation. We need…
4 Reasons IBH Courses Will Help You Succeed
At the Institute for Birth Healing, we strive to provide courses that teach you skills you can immediately use in the clinic, that are effective and that just make sense!…
Case Study: How the Physical and Energetic Connect
In today’s case study, Lynn discusses a session where the physical issues in the body help her client tune into the energetics of how she is showing up in her…
Why You Need a Strong Therapeutic Presence
When we have a strong therapeutic presence, our energy supports our clients better. We offer a more comfortable space for them to process whatever they need. It’s similar to how…
3 Essential Skills for PTs, OTs, and Bodyworkers
See your success rates skyrocket with your physical therapy, occupational therapy and bodywork clients using these 3 essential skills in the clinic.