Birth Healing Summit Podcast

Lynn Schulte, PT
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Birth Healing Summit Podcast Podcast

We are here for meaningful conversations that will transform how you work with pregnant and postpartum clients. Whether it is a new perspective, tool, or technique, you’ll be able to implement it into your practice today.

  1. Scar Tissue and Organ Position

    3 DAYS AGO

    Scar Tissue and Organ Position

    Have you had clients who are experiencing incontinence post c-section? In today’s podcast Lynn shares about one of her clients who had 3 c-sections and is now experiencing incontinence. Lynn treated this client at 6 years post her last c-section. During the client’s planned birth the doctors found so many adhesions that they cleaned out what they could and put in mesh. Listen in to hear what Lynn found in her assessment and how she treated this client to help improve the client’s sy...

    13 min
  2. Lynn’s Language & Philosophy

    SEP 2

    Lynn’s Language & Philosophy

    Have you ever gone to a continuing education class and they use all the fancy terminology that makes you have to think harder? In today’s episode Lynn explains why she uses the language and terms she does when teaching and working with clients. She also goes over the 5 main points of her treatment philosophy. In teaching practitioners how to work with the body, Lynn has made the conscious choice to use common terminology and language. She does this intentionally, so each stu...

    23 min
  3. A Client Case in Working with the Postpartum Body

    AUG 26

    A Client Case in Working with the Postpartum Body

    Have you had clients come to you for back and pelvic pain during pregnancy? Did they have prior injuries or experience trauma during a previous birth? In today’s episode Lynn shares a case study about a client who was suffering from low back pain during her second pregnancy. The client had a history of a herniated disc from a high school soccer injury. She had given birth 3 years earlier to her first child. In this first birth, she was induced and required an epidural. She pushed fo...

    13 min
  4. Addressing the Gaps in Pelvic Health Education

    AUG 19

    Addressing the Gaps in Pelvic Health Education

    Are you noticing a gap in your education and what you need to know to effectively treat your pregnant and postpartum clients? Are you curious about the pieces you may be missing? In today’s episode Lynn talks with Dr. Kathleen Vigo, a Physical Therapist and founder of Painless Pregnancy about the gaps that exist in traditional pelvic health education. Kathleen shares how she and her team have addressed these gaps through classes at the Institute for Birth Healing and discusses her experi...

    33 min
  5. Coccygeus Muscles: What Do They Tell Us?

    AUG 12

    Coccygeus Muscles: What Do They Tell Us?

    Do you have a favorite muscle?In today’s episode Lynn shares information about her favorite muscles, the Coccygeus, and what these muscles can tell practitioners.Coccygeus muscles attach anteriorly to the ischial spines and medially to the lateral surface of the coccyx. They are innervated by S4 and S5. They are the deepest of the traditional pelvic floor muscles. During labor, the coccygeus has to lengthen for the sacrum to flex and the baby to exit the outlet. If the muscles are too tight t...

    16 min
  6. Three Pillars of Evidence

    AUG 5

    Three Pillars of Evidence

    Have you ever had a client ask for the evidence behind a technique or do they just care about how they feel after you perform the technique? In today’s podcast Lynn talks about the 3 pillars of evidence: the research, the client’s need and clinical expertise. Research in the birthing world documents the way the pelvis must move in order for a baby to be born; however, there is not published research on the outlet of the pelvis post vaginal birth. Research that has been performed ant...

    13 min
  7. Certified Student Journey: Knowing What Works

    JUL 29

    Certified Student Journey: Knowing What Works

    Are you the type of person that once you start something you need to see it through to completion?If so, you are not alone. In today’s episode, Lynn talks with Physical Therapist and Certified Birth Healing Practitioner, Anne Guist, about her journey to becoming certified. Anne initially met Lynn as a client. She had experienced a traumatic first birth and was seeking support. As a Physical Therapist, she saw the need to support women in the way she had been by Lynn and switched career p...

    18 min
  8. Certified Student Journey: Integrating Your Education

    JUL 22

    Certified Student Journey: Integrating Your Education

    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...

    24 min
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We are here for meaningful conversations that will transform how you work with pregnant and postpartum clients. Whether it is a new perspective, tool, or technique, you’ll be able to implement it into your practice today.

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  • Creator
    Lynn Schulte, PT
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2024
  • Episodes
    86
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2024 Birth Healing Summit Podcast
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