Another Day in the Clinic - Lynn’s Work With 6 Clients

A day in the clinic can bring a variety of pieces to consider, and it is important for you as a practitioner to know your scope of practice and what issues may be better addressed by a practitioner in a different specialty. In addition, it is always good to ask about past injuries when taking a client’s history as you never know when old injuries are at the root cause of new pain. In today’s podcast episode, Lynn talks about 6 clients she saw in the clinic recently. She shares about what came up in each client session, including the complaints her clients had, the techniques she used in her assessments, and her recommendations for treatment.In her day in the clinic, Lynn worked with 6 clients to address a variety of issues: A client who had a stoma due to a large intestine removalA bodyworker who was having consistent SIJ painA client who reported pain with side lying and sleepingA client who had just had the hardware removed from bunion surgery and was experiencing bladder issuesA pregnant client who was at 14 weeks and who wanted Lynn to hold space for her baby and and support for her feminine energyA client who was experiencing insertional pain with intercourseLynn used local listening techniques, worked with scar tissue, addressed postpartum patterns, supported trauma release, connected clients with other practitioners, and supported ligament and tissue releases all in a day’s work. Listen in to hear the details of each client’s story and what Lynn did to get to the source of the pain and dysfunction. If you want to learn more about the assessment and treatment techniques mentioned in today’s episode, check out the Holistic Treatment of the Postpartum Body course. The Institute for Birth Healing is starting up the first online cohort for this course on September 30, 2024. This course will help fill the gaps you may have in your own training to get you better results. You will learn many aspects of working with the postpartum body including joint mobilizations, visceral techniques, myofascial release, thoracic and rib mobilizations, pelvic floor muscle assessment and treatment of the organs in just one course. This holistic approach eliminates the soreness often felt after imparting on the body instead of working with the body and respecting the tissues.For more information and to register for this practice changing course go to: https://instituteforbirthhealing.com/postpartum-body/Have a comment or question about today’s episode? I would love to hear from you. Message me on Instagram or Facebook, or Email Me. If you enjoyed today’s podcast and are interested in more topics to support your clinical practice and treating your clients, find us on your favorite podcast app and subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.  To learn more visit: InstituteforBirthHealing.comVisit Institute for Birth Healing to learn more about how to care for the pregnant and postpartum body: CLICK HERE