Birth Healing Summit Podcast Lynn Schulte, PT

Are any of your postnatal clients reporting symptoms of new anxiety, vaginal dryness, joint pain, or an inability to stay asleep even when they have the opportunity to do so? If so, these clients may be experiencing more than postpartum shifts.In today’s episode Lynn talks to physical therapist, professor, APTA board member, and national speaker, Dr. Carrie Pagliano, about the similarities of the postnatal time frame and perimenopause.During pregnancy, women experience the highest levels of e...

Lynn received a lot of messages after her last podcast “Day in the Clinic” asking for more, so today, Lynn shares about her day with 5 different clients, including the symptoms, findings and treatments provided.In today’s episode, Lynn talks about another day in her clinic. She shares the case studies for 5 different clients suffering from a variety of issues including chronic pelvic pain, knee pain, pain with intercourse, prolapse, trauma in the body, and instability during pregnancy.During ...

Since our line of work mainly involves working with moms, I’ve always longed to see dads supported more in the beginning phase of a family. How can dads be better supported? In today’s episode, Lynn talks with Chris Da Silva, a primary care doctor from the UK, about pregnancy and postpartum from a dad’s perspective and about his program 40 Weeks for Dads.The uncertainties around pregnancy, birth, and life with a newborn create shifts in both men and women. Fear can be a resp...

Have your clients asked what they need to do to prepare for giving birth in the hospital? Do they know they can advocate for themselves? How do you suggest they prepare for birth? In today’s episode, Lynn talks with Kelly Hof, a Labor and Delivery Nurse and Birth Coach on how to best prepare and support our clients who are having a hospital birth. She recommends asking your clients to think about these topics and questions to create an environment that is supportive and that will be more...

Do you want to know three keys to clinical success and what you can do to improve in each of these areas? If so, start by asking yourself these questions: How would you rate your anatomy knowledge?How comfortable are you naming the structures under your hands while in the clinic?Can you easily palpate a structure if one is named?In today’s episode, Lynn discusses three keys to becoming a better clinician. Listen in to learn practical suggestions on how to improve in these areas and ...

Have you had clients who come in and you are not sure where to start? Have you heard of the osteopathic concept of listening to the body? In today’s episode, Lynn shares a case study about a client who came to see her after a fall. Listen in to hear what I found and how I helped her. The client felt like her entire left side was frozen and complained of left-sided neck and shoulder pain.The client had already undergone a series of tests to find the root of her pain, but all the tes...