Birth Healing Summit Podcast Lynn Schulte, PT

Are you wondering how to integrate all you have learned with your pregnant and postpartum clients and improve your treatment sessions?In today’s episode Lynn talks with Dr. Rachel Elizabeth, a Physical Therapist and Certified Birth Healing Practitioner about her motivation for getting certified and the impact it has had in her client sessions.Rachel shares how she felt she was missing information in her physical therapy training on the pregnancy and postpartum phases. She attended the Institu...

Did you know that addressing injuries or impacts to the pelvis are an important key to a smooth birth for your clients? Working with the pelvis postpartum can also lead to a quicker and fuller recovery.In today’s podcast Lynn discusses the impact the pelvic bones have on labor and the postpartum period and the importance of asking these important questions:What impacts, injuries or traumas have occurred to your pelvis?What position did you give birth in? The sacrum can tell us a lot abou...

Do you have clients who come in to see you who are very resistant to a treatment plan? What is underneath their resistance? In today’s podcast, Lynn speaks with Dr. Mary Louder, an Osteopath and Integrative Medicine Specialist from Michigan who has been helping clients crack the AnxietyCode™to improve their own health and well-being.Mary has always been very curious about the world around her, and by letting her curiosity guide her, she found that she loved combining her knowledge as a p...

Did you know that up to 25% of women will have some form of SPD with pregnancy? How do you work with clients who complain about the pubic bone feeling bruised or who have severe pubic bone pain?In today’s episode, Lynn shares what she does to treat pubic symphysis dysfunction (SPD) in both pregnant and postpartum clients. As mentioned, up to 25% of women will have some form of SPD during pregnancy with 1 in 300 being formally diagnosed. As a pelvic health practitioner, it is important th...

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 ...