by Kaylee Carroll | Dec 18, 2019 | Blog, Female Athletes, Pregnancy and Postpartum
Postpartum Core Exercises from a Women’s Physical Therapist How to Safely Perform More Advanced Exercises During Postpartum Healing When you work with one of our physical therapists at Breathe. Physical Therapy for your postpartum recovery and strength, we provide a...
by Breathe. Physical Therapy & Wellness Staff | Dec 10, 2019 | Blog, Community, Female Athletes, Pain and Headaches, Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction, Pregnancy and Postpartum
Simple Ways to Cope With (& Minimize) Stress Reduce Overwhelm, Feel Better You deserve to feel vibrant, energetic and active. We take this seriously. Are you currently feeling like the dazzling woman that you are? Or, are you like me and feeling the pressures of...
by Kaylee Carroll | Dec 3, 2019 | Blog, Pregnancy and Postpartum
How to Minimize the Aches of Breastfeeding Posture, Stretching and Foam Rolling to Make it Easier on Your Body Some women can breastfeed without any troubles at all. For other women, it is a struggle and everything about it is hard. We can’t help with latching and...
by Breathe. Physical Therapy & Wellness Staff | Nov 20, 2019 | Blog, Pregnancy and Postpartum
Blog What It Is And How It Can Help Clogged milk ducts are frustrating. In an earlier blog post we told you how to prevent clogged ducts from turning into mastitis with a few, simple at-home remedies. But did you know physical therapy can actually remedy it in most...
by Molly Lechtenberg | Nov 12, 2019 | Blog, Female Athletes, Pregnancy and Postpartum
Blog How Postpartum Body Changes are More Beneficial Than You Think Postpartum body changes are normal and unavoidable. But what if we told you some of the greatest things we’ve achieved was a result of our changed postpartum bodies? At Breathe. Physical Therapy we...
by Molly Lechtenberg | Nov 6, 2019 | Blog, Pregnancy and Postpartum
Blog The Truth About Healing: What to Do With That Scar, and Restoring Abs Afterwards (The First 3 Months) Let’s say you just had a c-section to give birth to your first child. You just underwent (probably) the most major medical event of your life (major surgery)...
