| Pregnancy
and Rolfing
Before
pregnancy:
Rolfing aids the body gain balance and ease, creating
stability and integration to cope with the changes that will occur
during pregnancy.
During pregnancy:
As a practitioner it is recommended that you avoid
deep tissue manual therapy in the first trimester.
While you are pregnant hormonal changes create muscular
and ligament relaxation which prepares the soon to be mothers body
for labour. These changes and the added weight of the child create
discomfort and pain that may take on various forms - lower and upper
back pain (including shoulders and neck).
As the pregnancy progresses and structural changes
become more apparent Rolfing will allow the body to find greater
ease and comfort in these new found adaptations. Rolfing looks to
bring all segments of the body into alignment, thus creating functional
ease.
Post natal:
Pregnancy and the birthing process can take a toll
on the new mother's body with physical changes and trauma possible
consequences. Rolfing treatments will support the mother's body
through the recovery process making the transition period as comfortable
and easy as possible.
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