Ability to accurately describe what the pelvic floor is
Learn what happened to your pelvic floor during pregnancy, labor, and delivery
Learn how to correctly perform a kegel and the importance of pelvic floor relaxation
Understand how to safely return to activity postpartum
Learn practical tools for how to address urine leaking
Learn how to prevent and reduce constipation postpartum
Learn strategies that may reduce pain during sexual intimacy postpartum
Understand common symptoms vs warning signs and when to contact your provider
Learn about what pelvic floor physical therapy is, how it works, and how to find a provider near you
Requirements
This is a beginning educational course designed for all pregnant and postpartum women
Description
What No One Teaches You:Pregnancy and childbirth place extraordinary stress on the pelvic floor, yet most women leave their postpartum visit with very little guidance on how to recover these muscles.Many women are told that symptoms like leaking urine, painful intercourse, or pelvic pressure are simply part of motherhood.But they are often preventable and treatable.This course was created to provide the pelvic floor education that many women never receive.The Pelvic Floor Recovery Class is an educational course designed to help you better understand your pelvic floor after pregnancy and birth, and to support a safe, confident start to your postpartum pelvic floor recovery.Much like a birth class prepares you for labor, this course prepares you for healing.Inside This Course You Will Learn:• The anatomy and function of the pelvic floor• How pregnancy and labor affect pelvic floor muscles• The difference between common postpartum symptoms and signs of dysfunction• Risk factors for developing pelvic floor problems• How to properly perform a Kegel and progress pelvic floor strengthening• Why pelvic floor relaxation is just as important as strengthening• The connection between the core, breathing, and pelvic floor pressure management• Practical strategies to help with urinary leaking, including techniques like the Knack• Tips to make sexual intimacy more comfortable postpartum• Strategies to help prevent and manage constipation• What pelvic floor physical therapy looks like and how to find a qualified therapist near youWhy This Course is Different:Social media has brought more awareness to pelvic floor health—but it has also led to an overwhelming amount of advice focused on quick fixes and one-size-fits-all solutions.Many posts promise to "fix" symptoms with a single exercise or routine, without addressing the complexity of postpartum recovery.The reality is that pelvic floor function is influenced by strength, coordination, relaxation, breathing, and pressure management—not just isolated exercises.This course takes a different approach.Instead of focusing only on fixing symptoms after they appear, this course emphasizes preventing problems before they develop or progress, and helping you understand when to seek support from a pelvic health specialist before symptoms become more significant.Many pelvic floor issues develop gradually over time. Without proper education, it's easy to miss early warning signs or unknowingly reinforce habits that contribute to dysfunction. Early awareness and timely support can make a meaningful difference in recovery and long-term outcomes.This Course is for You:This course is designed to give you options, not prescriptions. Every body, every birth, and every recovery is different. The information provided is general in nature and intended to support—not replace—the care and guidance of your medical provider.Whether you're pregnant, newly postpartum, or simply looking to better understand your pelvic floor at any stage of life, this course is designed for you. It provides a supportive, educational foundation to help you better understand your body, make informed decisions about your recovery, and take confident, proactive steps forward.This course is for educational purposes only. It provides general information and teaches techniques that may help some individuals manage symptoms, but results vary. It is not a substitute for medical advice and does not establish a provider–patient relationship. Please consult your healthcare provider for individualized care.
Pregnant and postpartum women wanting to learn how to heal their pelvic floor after pregnancy, labor, and delivery


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