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…veins.12 DVT is even more common postpartum, particularly for those who had cesarean births, other surgeries, or who hemorrhaged. Those expectant and postpartum individuals who are on bed rest are…
…relevant resources (material exclusively available to purchasers of the third edition). We have created more robust and practical guidance in the labor, postpartum and special needs chapters, including for those…
…and postpartum massage therapy to reduce stress and discomfort and promote baby’s development. One of the fastest growing segments of hospital utilization of MT is on antepartum, labor and postpartum…
…the skilled hands of a trained touch specialist!” The Postpartum Period Beginning with the baby’s birth, a new mother must cope with more changes. She is typically only 10 to…
…by the skilled hands of a trained touch specialist!” The Postpartum Period Beginning with the baby’s birth, a new mother must cope with more changes. She is typically only 10…
…more at home and in touch with herself and her baby Contributes to easier, shorter labors And it feels so good! After giving birth, postpartum massage therapy may help abdominal…
…therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression Weler K and Beal M. Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health. Vol 49, Issue 2, March-April 2004, pp. 96-104. Postpartum depression…
…of completion and 14 hours continuing education credit. Online and homestudy courses offer many advantages including convenience and flexibility in time and location, cost effectiveness and valuable opportunities for repetition…
…an hour or more, including hours that will earn you CE credits. Your topics, your needs, your questions addressed in a minimum of one hour meeting! Single sessions The fee…
…baby care on mom’s body; support satisfying breastfeeding and/or bottle-feeding; and nurture mom and her family. Moms who are massaged tend to more quickly and fully towards touching their babies…
