Webster found the adjustment to be a safe way to restore pelvic balance and function. His research was originally directed at correcting sacral misalignment in pregnant women in order to ease pregnancy and childbirth and to help breech babies naturally reposition themselves head down. However, the technique has proven to be very effective at relieving back pain, hip pain, sciatica, and heartburn even in non-pregnant individuals.
This is not accurate. The Webster Technique has become a familiar term in the pregnancy and birth conversation. Families are seeking out chiropractors who are proficient in this technique as a way to support a more comfortable, safer, and easier birth. Earning your certification in the Webster Technique can help make a difference in the pregnancy and birth of your patients by optimizing normal physiological function. Webster Certification signals trust.
Your relationship to the ICPA demonstrates to the families you wish to serve that you have been properly trained in the technique by an organization they recognize. This directory is widely used to help refer patients to Webster Certified doctors. If you wish to see more families in practice, the directory will help you gain the exposure you need. Join the ICPA tribe. Be a part of the organization that substantiates the care you love to provide. The ICPA and our members fund the research and public education to validate the safety and effectiveness of chiropractic care for pregnant women and children.
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Webster was present at her long and arduous birth and although he adjusted her during the birth, he felt that chiropractic could have a bigger impact in labor with a more specific approach to the pelvis. Nelson examines her pregnant patients. She often starts by reducing tension in the gluteus muscles and piriformis before starting her adjustments of the sacrum and pelvis.
Most pregnant women look forward to being able to rest on their bellies with the support of a pregnancy pillow that can continually be adjusted as mom grows to make room for the baby. Nelson adjusts the full spine as needed, usually using an activator tool to provide greater accuracy and reduce post adjustment soreness.
Toward the end of treatment, the pregnant patient turns onto her back so that Dr.
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