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Hey there! We are just a few weeks out from our upcoming in-person Pelvic Mechanics Professional Workshop in Asheville, NC! There are still a few spots left, and we can all hang out in the beautiful mountains of Western NC while learning about the pelvis.
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$349.00
Pelvic Mechanics for Birth Workers & Movement Pros: Sept 19th, Asheville NC
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We would love to have you join us in Asheville, or at one of our upcoming workshops in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX or Los Angeles, CA!
I’ve actually never been to Texas before in my entire life (well, maybe briefly in an airport), so I’m excited to head there, see some of my friends from deployment, and teach you all!
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This course was amazing! As a doula, one of the areas I’ve struggled with most is knowing which movements and positions to use and when. This course helped everything make so much more sense.
Being able to actually see and understand the pelvis and pelvic floor and then learn how different movements and positions can support the body at different points in labor, was incredibly helpful. I also loved learning how these techniques can be used both to prepare for birth and during labor itself.
The course was packed with practical information that I feel like I can actually use with my clients. I walked away feeling much more confident in understanding why I might suggest a certain movement or position during different stages of labor rather than simply having a list of techniques to try.
Such a valuable course for doulas and birth professionals. I learned so much and am really excited to put what I learned into practice with my clients!
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What You’ll Learn at the Pelvic Mechanics Workshop
In this workshop, you’ll leave with a solid understanding of the patterns of the pelvic floor and how those patterns impact pelvic mobility. These patterns can contribute to prenatal discomforts, and you’ll learn how to recognize what may be contributing to those discomforts and use movement strategies to help your clients find relief.
But we aren’t only looking at prenatal discomfort!
These same patterns can impact how the pelvis moves during labor and potentially make it harder to create space at different levels of the pelvis. You don’t need to wait until labor to figure out how to create space in the pelvis.
We can support our clients prenatally to improve pelvic mobility, release tension in the pelvic floor, and support baby’s position in preparation for birth. Then, during labor, you’ll understand how to use different positions and movement strategies based on where baby is in the pelvis and where we need to create more space.
You’ll leave with strategies you can immediately start using with your prenatal and birth clients!
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As a labor and delivery nurse and a mom, I’ve been following MamasteFit for a long time. When I had the opportunity to attend their in-person Pelvic Mechanics Workshop, it exceeded my expectations and was well worth both my time and money.
I’ve completed other workshops that were significantly more expensive and a few days long, and I found this one-day MamasteFit workshop to be even more helpful, practical, and accessible. We had plenty of time to ask questions and practice the movements with feedback from both Gina and Roxanne.
I left feeling empowered with knowledge I can use both professionally and personally, and I would highly recommend it to anyone preparing for birth or working with pregnant clients.
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Pelvic Mechanics Professional Workshop
If you’re a birth professional, movement specialist, or healthcare provider who wants to go deeper into pelvic mechanics and movement strategies for labor and birth, join us at one of our upcoming hands-on professional workshops.
Each attendee will earn 5.5 ICEA Continuing Education Credits (CEs) and 5.5 Nursing Credits. Spots are limited!
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