Chiropractic For Moms
Chiropractic for Moms During Pregnancy
Our goal as your chiropractor is to empower and support YOU and YOUR body throughout pregnancy!
The Webster Technique
The Webster Technique is a specific chiropractic technique that is used to help pregnant women with lower back pain and other pregnancy-related discomforts. It is a non-invasive, gentle approach that focuses on balancing the pelvic bones and ligaments to improve pregnancy and delivery outcomes.
The Webster Technique was developed by Dr. Larry Webster, a chiropractor who believed that the position of the baby in the womb could affect the mother’s comfort during pregnancy and the baby’s ability to move through the birth canal during delivery. By addressing any pelvic imbalances, the Webster Technique aims to create a more favorable environment for the baby to move into the optimal position for delivery.
The Webster Technique involves a series of gentle adjustments to the pelvis and sacrum, which can allow the baby to move into the optimal position for birth. This technique also helps improve nerve function, which can help reduce discomfort and promote overall health and wellbeing during pregnancy.
One of the primary benefits of the Webster Technique is that it can help reduce the need for interventions during childbirth, such as cesarean sections or forceps deliveries. In doing so, the Webster Technique can help facilitate a smoother, more natural delivery process.
The Webster Technique can also help relieve lower back pain, sciatica, and other pregnancy-related discomforts, which can improve overall comfort and quality of life for pregnant women. By improving nerve function, and decreasing pressure/tightness around the pelvis, the Webster Technique can also help promote a healthy pregnancy and reduce the risk of complications.
Overall, the Webster Technique is a safe, effective, and non-invasive approach to chiropractic care that can help pregnant women with lower back pain and other pregnancy-related discomforts. If you are pregnant and experiencing discomfort or looking for ways to promote a healthy pregnancy and delivery, the Webster Technique may be a great option for you.
