Medically specific
Treatment focused,
Integrated healing,
for a specific concern
Maya Abdominal Therapy Massage Address ::
Dark, thick or brown blood at beginning and/or end of menstruation
Difficult menopause
Difficult pregnancy and delivery
Digestive disorders
Endometriosis
Enhances mood
Feng Shui for the pelvic bowl
Frequent urination
Headaches/Dizziness with menstruation
Hormonal imbalances
Fertility Challenges and Pregnancy Readiness
Lack of menstruation (Amenorrhea)
Lower back aches
Painful menstruation (Dysmenorrhea)
Numb feet
Ovarian cysts
Painful intercourse
PMS
Postpartum healing, vaginal and c-section births
Prolapsed or tilted uterus
Prostate swelling and inflammation
Radiant Skin
Scar tissue/adhesions from abdominal surgeries
Sore heels
Tired legs
Uterine infections
·Uterine Polyps
Vaginitis/Cystitis
Varicose Veins/Hemorrhoids
Modifications
· IUDs
· Recent abdominal surgery
· Infection or cancer in the pelvic area
· Chemotherapy
· First trimester (19 weeks) of pregnancy
· Hiatal hernia (gentle massage required)
· Active and acute infection
· Abdominal aneurysm
· Diastasis rectus
· Pessary for uterine prolapse (remove prior to your session)
· Any serious health condition
CST for Infants Experiencing ::
· troubled sleep, nourishing the nervous system
· babies who spend many weeks in the same position in utero at the end of pregnancy
· breech babies
· babies who experience fast birth
· babies who experience long birth, fast birth, a long second stage, a fast second stage
· babies who were slow to start breathing at birth
· cesarean born babies, vacuum birth, forceps born babies
· resuscitated infants, intubated infants
· babies who sustained birth injuries
· laryngoscoped babies
· babies with torticollis, plagiocephaly, unresolved sutural overrides
· breast/ chest feeding difficulties; latching, tongue thrusters, tongue tie (pre & post laser)
· “sensitive babies”
· babies with digestive ailments; who spit up, projectile vomit, have reflux, struggle passing gas or stool
· wellness visits & more
Innate Traditions postpartum care is based on the physiology required for long term health for postnatal people, supporting the dyad between birth parent, baby & family culture.
Postpartum care is not a luxury but ancient humxn tradition standard practice.
How is INNATE TRADITIONS postpartum care different?
This work emphasizes the need to prioritize postpartum care focusing on folk medicine principles:::
extended resting period :: nourishes long term pelvic & hormonal health
warming foods ~ warm in nature, simple to digest, nutrient rich food :: during pregnancy & birth digestion is altered. Certain foods refuel & thrive.
bodywork :: accesses rest, digest, restore state, boosts birth parent’s immunity. Gives to birth parent, & birth parent has resource to give to babe more freely
warmth :: supports oxytocin production, allowing our tissues to expand, in turn assisting blood & lymph flow
community :: when birth parent is surrounded by ones they love, resonate with their nervous system is calm/ they feel safe, allowing the processes of healing, bonding & attachment to unfold with ease.
One of the ways we can best give care for our future generations is to optimally support birth parents. When birth parents are well nourished they are most equipped to give energy to their babies. Postpartum care builds a foundation where birth parents are empowered to thrive, positively impacting family culture & whole community.
Simple Truths unveiled by my teacher, Rachelle Seliga Garcia;
"Proper PHYSICAL CARE in the postpartum period (and in general!), supports our Endocrine System, our Nervous System and our Neurological Systems. In other words: Proper physical care lends to EMOTIONAL HEALTH.
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And Likewise, when our EMOTIONAL NEEDS are met—receiving the security, attention, connection, community, acknowledgement that we need, our Immune System and Cardiovascular System are positively affected.
In other words: Tending to our Emotional Health creates Physical Health."