Breath, Voice and HRV as Predictors and Interventions in Pelvic Health - Part 2

Look beyond the traditional regional approach of the pelvic and pelvic floor and understand how discovering and addressing dysfunctions of the trigeminal and respiratory system including the voice and heart rate variability can have an impact on pelvic health.  HRV is a well-researched indicator of the balance between the Sympathetic and the Parasympathetic nervous systems.  The balance has a large impact on the performance of the GI system and can influence pain, motility, and inflammation.  Working with Breath, Voice, and HRV can not only predict dysfunction but is an excellent metric to guide interventions in different domains. This 2 part replay of a webinar is designed to expand your current practice through evidence-based and biologically plausible methods of examination and intervention into the thoracic, and cervical systems harnessing the breath and the voice can optimize respiratory mechanics and heart rate variability.   A glance at this episode: [1:22] Why the vascular system is important [2:55] What happens when we get into chronic stressors [5:33] Nerves that fire together [7:30] The trigeminal system and stress response [10:35] The trigeminal system is the entire sensory system [12:45] What is referred nociception central sensitization [14:57] Cervical nerves and the brain [17:31] Connections to the vagal system [19:04] Breathing postures and sleep   Related links: Tough To Treat Website Erica's Course: Decoding the Complex Patient Susan's Pelvic Health Education Subscription Access the Transcript