by CCleaver | Feb 19, 2016 | Blog, Pelvic floor
Best to start at the beginning. Learning how to do those pesky pelvic floor (kegels named after Dr Kegel) exercises while you are pregnant is a good idea. Even if you only do it once or twice to find out what the fuss is all about. After you have had your baby, you...
by CCleaver | Oct 8, 2014 | Birth Support, Blog |
Partner is away Not sure who to choose Too many to choose from Due dates come and go, with 4% of babies actually arriving on their due dates, and the majority of them arriving afterwards. Yes, a small percentage do arrive early, but not many. For babies, it is...
by CCleaver | Oct 6, 2022 | Blog, Hypnosis & depression |
Hypnosis for Psychological Healing It used to be the case that clinicians (psychologists in particular) frowned on the idea that hypnosis could safely be used as a technique for depressed clients. The age of neuro-plasticity and research has changed that reticence and...
by CCleaver | Sep 26, 2014 | Blog, Early parenting |
Aiming to be the perfect parent? Or a ‘good-enough’ parent? Not sure? Chat to Claire for 30 minutes for free Schedule an appointment When you have a new baby, the first milestone is surviving the first six weeks; as if by then, you will have become...
by CCleaver | Sep 25, 2014 | Blog, Pregnancy and Postnatal, Pregnancy Massage |
Case Study Today I had a pregnant client with ‘carpel tunnnel syndrome’, which is is compression of the nerve endings in the wrist caused by excess fluid. Symptoms are swollen fingers extending into forearms and difficulty in grasping and picking up...
by CCleaver | Sep 14, 2014 | Blog, Natural Labour Induction, Pregnancy, Pregnancy and Postnatal |
Caulophyllum is often used to accompany a Natural Labour Induction Read on to find out more This article is particularly focused on Caulophyllum as an aid to naturally inducing labour and its efficacy. For most women, homeopathic medicine can help enormously in the...
