Post-birth scar tissue is not often discussed; however, both the seen and unseen scars of birth can have significant impacts on pelvic comfort and function, subsequent pregnancies and births, and sexuality. With increasing rates of cesareans and post-birth trauma, this course provides crucial tools for both care providers and parents to ensure that the effects of a challenging birth do not lead to ongoing complications.
Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of the anatomy and physiology of post-birth scar tissue resulting from difficult births, cesareans, vaginal/labial tears, and episiotomies. The course will address potential complications and provide practical, effective healing solutions with lifelong benefits.
This course is designed for pregnant individuals, those who have given birth, and care providers seeking the knowledge and tools to support their clients' healing journeys.
Continuing Education:
This course provides one and a half (1.5) continuing education contact hours. Spinning Babies® is accredited as a provider of continuing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation (ANCC).
About the Instructor
Claire Eccleston is a mother, grandmother, an experienced registered midwife, a Spinning Babies® Approved Trainer, a biodynamic craniosacral therapist, and a STREAM practitioner working with pelvic/ birth scar tissue. Since 2000, Claire has been attending births, offering childbirth education, pregnancy yoga, and providing bodywork sessions.
*Your purchase includes lifetime access, meaning you can return to this course for as long as Spinning Babies® continues to offer it on our learning platform or a successor platform.
“Lifetime access” refers to the lifetime of the course, not the lifetime of the purchaser. Access is available for as long as Spinning Babies® continues to offer the course on its current learning platform or a successor platform. Spinning Babies® reserves the right to update, modify, replace, retire, or discontinue a course or learning platform at its discretion.
