postpartum pelvic health mum and bub

Whether you have a natural or assisted birth, your pelvis and your pelvic floor go through so many changes physiologically and energetically as you gestate, birth and nurture a child. Your pelvis is foundational to your wellbeing: it affects everything from posture, muscular tone, breathing capacity, digestion, elimination, mental health and so much more.

Sadly, pelvic health can be a bit of a ‘taboo’ topic, but not here at The Centre of Bright Beginnings. We strongly believe in the importance of educating and empowering pregnant and postpartum people on the anatomy and functionality of the pelvis in a way that is realistic and sustainable for busy parents.

Babes in arms are welcome at these sessions.

What you Will Learn

You will gain a deeper understanding of their pelvic anatomy and pelvic health through experiential learning. You will learn simple and gentle movements, breathing techniques and visualisations to reconnect with and support this area of the body for pregnancy, postpartum and in the context of your lifestyle and daily life as a parent. Focus areas will include:

• Breathing and the pelvic floor

• Proprioception of the pelvis

• Pelvic girdle pain and back pain

• Bowel and bladder function

• Strengthening and relaxation of the pelvic floor for optimal function

• Applying yoga in daily life as a parent

We offer private yoga for pelvic health classes in a program format to ensure your individual pelvic health needs are heard and supported.

Private classes will give you the best outcomes when working towards your pelvic health goals.

Free Trial Consult!

Not quite sure which offering is best for your needs?
We understand and want to make sure you find exactly what you need to support your matrescence journey.

Book a no-obligation 30minute consultation with us today - online or in-person options available.

What Students are Saying

Claire conveys her vast knowledge of yoga and our connection with our bodies, mind and external environment in a way that is easily understood by first timers and experienced yogis. You won’t be disappointed!
— Monique, yoga student and physiotherapist