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EPISODE · Nov 10, 2016 · 28 MIN

Pelvic Healthcare for Women with Julia Rossmanith.

from Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond · host PBB Media Incorporated

In this episode of Pregnancy, Birth & Beyond we speak with Julia Rossmanith, a practitioner of The Arvigo Techniques of Maya Abdominal Therapy® and Holistic Pelvic Care™, both healthcare systems designed to support women's health through pelvic health & regeneration.Starting as an impassioned teacher of Anatomy & Physiology at university she became passionate and focused on all the dimensions of health and healing. Alongside the above credentials she is also an advanced practitioner of Australian Bush Flower Essences, has a Certificate IV in Kinesiology and trained in the practice of Hawaiian Lomi Lomi. A mother of four beautiful children she is dedicated to women's health & wellbeing through the application of all these modalities. In this episode we focus on Pelvic Health Care for Women & discuss a little of her own unique birthing journey with her four children, having had 2 Cesareans, a VBAC & a Natural Home Birth.For further information about Julia's work visit: http://www.thenurturedwomb.com.auPregnancy, Birth & Beyond Media: www.pbbmedia.orgProduced and Presented by Annalee Atia for PBB MediaCopyright Annalee Atia, PBB Media

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