One Week: Hands On Pelvic Mechanics Workshop

Published about 1 month ago • 1 min read

Hey there! We are just over a week away from our next in person Pelvic Mechanics Workshop in Concord, NC near Charlotte, and I would love to see you there.

Our one day workshop has been attended by midwives, doulas, physical therapists, massage therapists, fitness trainers, and even knowledge seeking pregnant students who simply want to better understand their own bodies.

If you have been wanting to dive deeper into how the pelvis actually moves and what we can do prenatally to support pelvic mobility for birth, this workshop is for you.

In this workshop, you will learn:

A deeper dive into how each pelvic level opens beyond just inlet, midpelvis, and outlet. We break down the anterior and posterior inlet, the upper and lower midpelvis, and explore pushing mechanics in a new way beyond just knees in pushing.
How to release and strengthen the pelvic floor beyond butterfly pose and Kegels. You will understand why pelvic position matters for pelvic floor tension and strength.
Birth preparation exercises that can improve prenatal comfort and support more satisfying labor experiences.
Labor positions that create space at each pelvic level, plus how to approach labor stalls using movement mechanics.

This is the same framework we have used to support thousands of clients over the past decade to have more comfortable pregnancies and smoother labor experiences.

You will also earn 5.5 ICEA credits, with the option to earn nursing CE credits.

$349.00

Pelvic Mechanics for Birth Workers & Movement Pros: March 7, Concord, NC

📍Be the Change Physiotherapy 8410 Pit Stop Ct NW Suite 145, Concord, NC 28027
📅 Saturday, March 7th at 10:00 AM
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If you are not local to Concord, NC, here are our upcoming in person dates:

See the in-person schedule

If you are not able to attend in person, you can join our online Pelvic Mechanics course and earn 9 nursing CE hours and 9 ICEA credit hours.

Explore the online course

I would love to spend the day with you and walk you through our full approach to pelvic mechanics.

Hope to see you there!

Gina

155 Allison Page Rd, Suite B., Aberdeen, NC 28315
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