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Warming greetings! My name is Kenia. I’m a postpartum specialist that specializes in diastasis recti. Thank you soooo much for teaching that session correctly. You will be amazed at how many people don’t teach this correctly and just on a basic level. Also, this free basic course is amazing so far. I understood everything you were saying because of my back ground and it all made sense. I really love the holistic approach to your course. Stay blessed and continue to do an amazing job.
My name is Miracle, a postpartum body recovery expert..I specialise in the treatment of Diastasis recti. Thank you so much for this lecture. The part of the ribcage expansion, I have encountered that with so many client and going through this session, I have a better explanation to give clients.
Miracle, Thanks for your comment. I’m glad you have more info to give your clients. It’s really important to get the ribcage back into its normal position after birth especially when dealing with diastasis recti. It will really help the upper portion of their DRA. Thanks for the work you do!!
How many years (maximum)post partum is diastasis recti fixable? I mean what’s the maximum amount of years it can be rectified? If a client comes to me after 7years post partum, can Diastasis recti be fixed after that long?
I don’t believe we really know. I would always work with someone to try and improve their situation no matter how long it’s been. The body has an incredible healing capacity and since we don’t really know enough about the healing of a DRA anything is possible so we should try.
I don’t believe we really know. I would always work with someone to try and improve their situation no matter how long it’s been. The body has an incredible healing capacity and since we don’t really know enough about the healing of a DRA anything is possible. And there is so much to the word fixable. It all depends on what you mean by that. What we do know is that one can still have a separation of the muscles but be functional in strength. Some don’t like the appearance of their belly but be really strong. It all depends on what is going on.
Just a comment from a mother and doula. I didn’t know anything about dr until I attended a midwifery conference when my youngest was seventeen. I had one you could put your whole hand in. I worked on it using techniques I learned there and when I went to a pt recently she didn’t think I needed any work in that area. So never throw in the towel!
Warming greetings! My name is Kenia. I’m a postpartum specialist that specializes in diastasis recti. Thank you soooo much for teaching that session correctly. You will be amazed at how many people don’t teach this correctly and just on a basic level. Also, this free basic course is amazing so far. I understood everything you were saying because of my back ground and it all made sense. I really love the holistic approach to your course. Stay blessed and continue to do an amazing job.
Glad you think I got it right. Thanks for your kind words.
My name is Miracle, a postpartum body recovery expert..I specialise in the treatment of Diastasis recti. Thank you so much for this lecture. The part of the ribcage expansion, I have encountered that with so many client and going through this session, I have a better explanation to give clients.
Miracle, Thanks for your comment. I’m glad you have more info to give your clients. It’s really important to get the ribcage back into its normal position after birth especially when dealing with diastasis recti. It will really help the upper portion of their DRA. Thanks for the work you do!!
How many years (maximum)post partum is diastasis recti fixable? I mean what’s the maximum amount of years it can be rectified? If a client comes to me after 7years post partum, can Diastasis recti be fixed after that long?
I don’t believe we really know. I would always work with someone to try and improve their situation no matter how long it’s been. The body has an incredible healing capacity and since we don’t really know enough about the healing of a DRA anything is possible so we should try.
I don’t believe we really know. I would always work with someone to try and improve their situation no matter how long it’s been. The body has an incredible healing capacity and since we don’t really know enough about the healing of a DRA anything is possible. And there is so much to the word fixable. It all depends on what you mean by that. What we do know is that one can still have a separation of the muscles but be functional in strength. Some don’t like the appearance of their belly but be really strong. It all depends on what is going on.
Just a comment from a mother and doula. I didn’t know anything about dr until I attended a midwifery conference when my youngest was seventeen. I had one you could put your whole hand in. I worked on it using techniques I learned there and when I went to a pt recently she didn’t think I needed any work in that area. So never throw in the towel!
This is great to hear Ruth! Thanks for sharing.