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Naomi from A2Z Lactation loves helping parents transition to their goals! When it comes to breastfeeding, she is there to support you along the way 💕
During a physical therapy assessment, your therapist will conduct a comprehensive evaluation of posture, core strength, pelvic floor strength, and hip mobility. This may include a thorough pelvic floor exam, an internal vaginal examination aimed at assessing muscle strength, how the pelvic floor handles pressure, and its response to various activities. Treatments often address issues such as incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, diastasis recti, and pain during sex.
Many new moms, particularly those accustomed to being career-driven, grapple with the challenges of changing roles. Fortunately, our care extends to our collaborative providers with Sweetgrass Counseling! Counseling focuses on helping mothers identify their values and live intentionally, offering assistance and a reminder that they are not alone in this journey.
At Charleston Birth Place, our clients have easy access to a range of related providers and healthcare options. Chiropractic care plays a significant role in addressing biomechanics, particularly in achieving a neutrally aligned pelvis. By reducing stress and tension in the pelvis, chiropractic care contributes to optimal pelvic movement, facilitating a more natural descent of the baby during labor and birth.
Preventing gestational diabetes is challenging, but adopting a healthy lifestyle by focusing on a balanced diet and avoiding excessive sweets might help! At Charleston Birth Place, for low-risk individuals, the management of gestational diabetes involves dietary and exercise measures, with an emphasis on limiting sugars and carbohydrates to control insulin levels.
We always encourage our patients to make a birth plan. If you aren't sure where to start or what to include in your birth plan, check out this video! 😊
Our birth suites are designed with comfort in mind, featuring queen-size beds, large birthing tubs, and spacious showers and bathrooms. These homey and inviting spaces create an environment that allows you to labor comfortably. When active labor begins, we encourage you to come in, offering support during contractions, and providing flexibility for the person in labor to have whoever they desire present for the birth.
We recommend going straight to our biller, GM Billing & Recovery Solutions. You can put in your financial information and they will help you work out the financial aspects!
When Emily started as an ER nurse, she really fell in love with women's health. One day a patient ended up delivering a baby in the ER, and that's when she decided to become a labor and delivery nurse and then fell in love with midwifery care!
Our prenatal appointments typically take about 30 minutes, but sometimes they last a little longer if someone needs a little extra time, and that's okay! We will check your vitals and measure your belly as well as check in on how you're feeling overall 💙
"I love the birth center, the natural birth process, and also the fact that birth centers are less expensive than hospitals!"
There's connective tissue between your ab muscles that can get stretched out during pregnancy or postpartum. You should be screened during pregnancy to see if you have separation, and we can start working on maintaining your core strength to push better during birth! . . . #diastasisrecti #midwivesmatter #mybirthstory #childbirth #motherhood #doulas #momlife #babytime #womenempowerment #southcarolinamom
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