Lynn, thank you so much what you have done and given to practitioners. All your courses are amazing! I will highly recommend to everyone. Easy to understand and follow , priceless to clinicians. Thank you so much.
As a postpartum specialist, I’m always looking to increase my knowledge in this field. This is by far one of the best courses I have taken. You have been blessed by G-d with an amazing gift. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. You can feel the love of your work in your teaching.
Thanks Kenia! That’s so sweet of you to say. I am very passionate about this work as it’s so important to help people after birth. The body goes through a lot and could always use support afterwards. Thanks for taking the time to learn.
An enormous thank you is not enough to express my gratitude for this course. I have learnt so much, so many questions answered and clarified, things put into place, thank you. This is truly a gift for the ladies, that might work with me and for me. I am not a clinician, but a movement teacher and want to know as much as I can to support my students.
I will be repeat listening to the course to make sure I have in all at my finger tips. Thank you.
Thanks Frances! I’m glad you enjoyed it, and it was helpful. Please help spread the word about these patterns and let your clients know about our directory on our website so they can find some help if they need it. Really anyone who gave birth could benefit from being seen my one of my Birth Healing Practitioners. Thanks again.
So amazing. Really loved listening to this. You explain things so simply and clearly which makes learning super easy and also fun.
LOVE LOVE LOVE your courses and cannot wait for the summit this year!
Thank you for this wealth of information; I now have tools to put into practice. Your teaching skills are top notch Lynn, and I look forward to taking classes with you in person!
What a gift this free course was. Dare I say it was exhilarating??? Your teaching style is a breath of fresh air, and you clearly love what you do; I love that for you and for us learners. My OT brain is spinning, and I will definitely head to the Pelvic Floor and Holistic courses next.
Thank you for this course, Lynn! You are such a gift to your pelvic health practice and pelvic health practitioners alike! You truly have a gift for teaching, and reaching people. I look forward to taking more of your courses as I continue learning and growing as a pelvic health OT, and hope to meet you sometime through one of your courses, or the OTs in Pelvic Health Summit because you FIT in so well with all of us!! Blessings to you, and thank you for sharing the wonderful work that you do.
Wow! I also found you coming from the brm course! So much information! And what you’re saying makes so much sense! So much to learn and you’re such a good teacher! Thank you!
Thank you Lynn! This free course is just the tip of the ice berg. I now know that there is a lot more that I can and should be assessing and doing with my patients to help them with their post partum journey and healing. I will definitely look at the courses and hopefully be able to sign up for one in the near future. With much appreciation…Keri
Thank you so much for this free course. As a mother of 4 (3 C-sections, 1 vaginal) you have opened my eyes to how much can change in a woman’s body during and after birth. I have a daughter soon to be married and starting a family and this is perfect timing for finding this course. As a massage therapist, I will be looking at every mothers body in a whole new way. I will definitely be taking more courses! And I will be looking for a practitioner in NJ to address some long standing issues that I have.
Thank you for the free course, and the valuable information it holds. I have taken several courses related to pelvic floor in person and online and none of this was never covered, not sure if they thought it was assumed knowledge, nor was it in required reading.
(I do have a question, when looking at the pelvic structures and you refer to sacrum shifted to the R, are you reporting its position from you looking down at the patient, so their L side was your right? b/c I was getting confused as I would have reported the opposite side, and documented sacrum was shifted to the L (meaning the pt.’s left)
thanks again for this gift of this course, can’t wait to take more
THank you for taking this course! Other courses don’t address the pelvis, which is crazy because of the attachment of the pelvic floor muscles. We are siloed in our education and thinking when it comes to the body. It was not assumed knowledge because no one is looking for the effect of birth on the pelvic bones. It’s new information! As far as the sacrum goes, it typically sheers to the patients right side. So when you place your hand under the sacrum it will be off on the patients right side, not mine. It’s possible for it to go to sheer to the left but I’m presenting what I typically find most common in my patients in the postpartum period. This is why we need to know how to assess and then treat what we find. Thanks again for learning this information and I look forward to you learning more with me! I hope to see you at a live course!
What a gift you have given to clinicians ! Thankyou very much .
Lynn, thank you so much what you have done and given to practitioners. All your courses are amazing! I will highly recommend to everyone. Easy to understand and follow , priceless to clinicians. Thank you so much.
Thanks Yana! I appreciate you taking the time to reply.
As a postpartum specialist, I’m always looking to increase my knowledge in this field. This is by far one of the best courses I have taken. You have been blessed by G-d with an amazing gift. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. You can feel the love of your work in your teaching.
Thanks Kenia! That’s so sweet of you to say. I am very passionate about this work as it’s so important to help people after birth. The body goes through a lot and could always use support afterwards. Thanks for taking the time to learn.
That was a great course. Thank you for sharing
An enormous thank you is not enough to express my gratitude for this course. I have learnt so much, so many questions answered and clarified, things put into place, thank you. This is truly a gift for the ladies, that might work with me and for me. I am not a clinician, but a movement teacher and want to know as much as I can to support my students.
I will be repeat listening to the course to make sure I have in all at my finger tips. Thank you.
Thanks Frances! I’m glad you enjoyed it, and it was helpful. Please help spread the word about these patterns and let your clients know about our directory on our website so they can find some help if they need it. Really anyone who gave birth could benefit from being seen my one of my Birth Healing Practitioners. Thanks again.
Wow this was amazing! I’m excited for the birth healing summit and to take one of your courses! 🙂
So glad you liked it! I look forward to meeting you at a course if you take it in person! Thanks for learning this information.
So amazing. Really loved listening to this. You explain things so simply and clearly which makes learning super easy and also fun.
LOVE LOVE LOVE your courses and cannot wait for the summit this year!
Amazing course! Thank you!
Thanks, Maria for taking it and leaving this comment!
Thank you for this wealth of information; I now have tools to put into practice. Your teaching skills are top notch Lynn, and I look forward to taking classes with you in person!
I do too Reeca! Thanks for taking this course!
Thank you so much for this little nugget of information!
I came here through the bonus videos from the Body Ready Method, and I am glad I did.
Blessings,
Diana, doula from The Netherlands
What a gift this free course was. Dare I say it was exhilarating??? Your teaching style is a breath of fresh air, and you clearly love what you do; I love that for you and for us learners. My OT brain is spinning, and I will definitely head to the Pelvic Floor and Holistic courses next.
Thanks so much for your comment Veronique. Yes, I am very passionate about getting this information out there. Thanks for taking the course.
Thank you for this course, Lynn! You are such a gift to your pelvic health practice and pelvic health practitioners alike! You truly have a gift for teaching, and reaching people. I look forward to taking more of your courses as I continue learning and growing as a pelvic health OT, and hope to meet you sometime through one of your courses, or the OTs in Pelvic Health Summit because you FIT in so well with all of us!! Blessings to you, and thank you for sharing the wonderful work that you do.
Wow! I also found you coming from the brm course! So much information! And what you’re saying makes so much sense! So much to learn and you’re such a good teacher! Thank you!
Thanks so much Ruth! So appreciate you learning!
Thank you so much for this course. It was super informative and a great resource as a pelvic PT.
Glad you liked it Danielle. Thanks for taking it.
Thank you so much for putting this course together! Cannot wait to attend your live course soon!
This course has added to my knowledge base. I am considering taking your other courses.
So glad! Thanks Andrea!
Amazing little course with some much useful hints! Thank you so much for this gift! 🙏🌸💓
Thank you so much for the generous gift of this introduction course! I look forward to completing additional courses with you as a DC and IBCLC.
Thanks Jessica! I hope you enjoy those and I’ll look forward to meeting you one day if you choose to do a live course. Please help spread the word.
Thank you Lynn! This free course is just the tip of the ice berg. I now know that there is a lot more that I can and should be assessing and doing with my patients to help them with their post partum journey and healing. I will definitely look at the courses and hopefully be able to sign up for one in the near future. With much appreciation…Keri
Thank you so much for this free course. As a mother of 4 (3 C-sections, 1 vaginal) you have opened my eyes to how much can change in a woman’s body during and after birth. I have a daughter soon to be married and starting a family and this is perfect timing for finding this course. As a massage therapist, I will be looking at every mothers body in a whole new way. I will definitely be taking more courses! And I will be looking for a practitioner in NJ to address some long standing issues that I have.
Thank you for the free course, and the valuable information it holds. I have taken several courses related to pelvic floor in person and online and none of this was never covered, not sure if they thought it was assumed knowledge, nor was it in required reading.
(I do have a question, when looking at the pelvic structures and you refer to sacrum shifted to the R, are you reporting its position from you looking down at the patient, so their L side was your right? b/c I was getting confused as I would have reported the opposite side, and documented sacrum was shifted to the L (meaning the pt.’s left)
thanks again for this gift of this course, can’t wait to take more
THank you for taking this course! Other courses don’t address the pelvis, which is crazy because of the attachment of the pelvic floor muscles. We are siloed in our education and thinking when it comes to the body. It was not assumed knowledge because no one is looking for the effect of birth on the pelvic bones. It’s new information! As far as the sacrum goes, it typically sheers to the patients right side. So when you place your hand under the sacrum it will be off on the patients right side, not mine. It’s possible for it to go to sheer to the left but I’m presenting what I typically find most common in my patients in the postpartum period. This is why we need to know how to assess and then treat what we find. Thanks again for learning this information and I look forward to you learning more with me! I hope to see you at a live course!
If the baby is coming out LOA, why is the bladder shifted left not shifted right with the head pressure?
No idea. Sometimes it all makes sense and sometimes it doesn’t. That’s the importance of treating what you find.