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Supporting you through new chapters of life through individualized care
Motherhood is a beautiful season, but it can also be filled with ups and downs. Aches and pains can be common as your body is going through new changes.
So whether you’re a soon-to-be mama or a mother going through postpartum, I’m here to help you with new pains you may be experiencing. Because even though people say that pain during and after childbirth is “normal,” that doesn’t mean there aren’t tools to manage the pain.
When we work together, you’ll receive personalized care based on what stage of motherhood you’re in.
The Tip Top Health Process for Women Going Through Motherhood
For Soon-to-Be Mama’s
While you’re going through pregnancy, it’s important for you to make decisions that will keep you and your baby safe. So maybe you’ve been wondering if it’s safe to see a chiropractor while you’re pregnant…
My answer: Absolutely!
Working with a chiropractor while pregnant is safe and can help decrease the aches and pain that you’re experiencing as your body changes. As a modern chiropractor, I have advanced training in treating moms during pregnancy and postpartum. So I’ll be sure you’re comfortable and feel good before, during, and after your visit!
Working with a chiropractor while you’re pregnant can also help reduce complications that may happen during birth. During the last few weeks of your pregnancy, you may experience tension and limitations in your pelvis – which doesn’t make delivery any easier.
By working with a chiropractor, treatments will help reduce any muscle and joint tension. This can make it easier for your baby to get into that ideal delivery position (head down).
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Here’s the process of working with us:
During your first visit, I want to understand where you are in your pregnancy journey.
I also want to learn about your birth plan and make sure you’re seeing a pelvic floor physiotherapist. They’ll co-manage your pain and care.
During your visit, you’ll receive soft tissue and joint manual therapy. This helps relax tense areas such as your upper back and pelvis.lt also helps reduce stress on your body.
During your future visits, you’ll continue to receive hands-on care. your specific type f treatment will depend on my assessment from your first visit.
For Soon-to-Be Mama’s
Not only is it important to take care of your body during pregnancy but what you do after pregnancy matters too!
Maybe you’ve seen your doctor during your 6-week postpartum visit and they’ve cleared you for exercise – you plan to go right into the workouts you were doing before you were pregnant.
But it turns out… it’s a lot harder than you thought.
If you’re experiencing leaking when running, jumping, sneezing, and coughing or pain from playing with your kids – we’ll work together to help you regain your strength back after pregnancy. I believe that you can go back to doing what you want to do postpartum without worry about what your body will do.
Here’s our Tip Top Health approach to working with postpartum mothers:
We work on rehab, core, and pelvic floor retraining. After all, your body Met went through birth trauma. It’s important that you take the time to heal and regain your strength.
I want to understand your birthing method! This guides me on creating a thorough guide to your complete healing.
We also work together to build up your fitness level and increase your strength.
During your visits, you’ll receive hands-on care such as soft tissue massage, rehab, adjustments, or joint movements.
These will help you regain movement in rtiff areas after pregnancy.
No matter if you’re going through pregnancy or are a new mama, Tip Top health is here to support your journey through this beautiful new chapter of life!
At Tip Top Health, we want to make sure mothers are taken care. We know how incredibly busy you are taking care of all your loved ones. Know that we’re here to guide you into feeling your best for all that life throws at you – whether that’s sciatica, back pain, neck pain, mommy thumb, or carpal tunnel syndrome.
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How We Care For Pregnant & Postpartum Mothers