Institute for Birth Healing - Lynn Schulte, PT
Institute for Birth Healing - Lynn Schulte, PT
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Lynn History: A Purposeful Pathway
For those who have been in pelvic health for years, do you ever look back at where your journey started? Do you think about your impact? For those just starting off, do you ever wonder where your journey will lead?
In today’s episode, Lynn shares her history of becoming a pelvic health physical therapist. What started as a love of athletics and a desire to help others has resulted in a lifetime of passion and purpose. In her 30+ years as a PT, Lynn has worked with tens of thousands of women to support their health and recovery in clinical sessions and has helped educate thousands of pelvic health practitioners through the foundation of the Institute for Birth Healing.
Lynn grew up in St. Louis, Missouri with parents who supported her athletic abilities. She played soccer, basketball and tennis growing up. Her mom was in the medical field which cultivated Lynn’s desire to help others. When she learned a bit about physical therapy, she thought this could be a great way to combine athletics and medicine and decided to pursue a degree in PT with the thoughts of going into sports medicine.
Her journey has taken her into multiple settings, but starting her own practice focusing on pelvic health, specifically with pregnant and postpartum women, has been an amazing pathway for her to share this work.
Lynn is a mom of 2 boys who have both graduated from college. She practices the Eckencar faith which has helped her tune into the body and find the different patterns she teaches in her courses. She loves teaching and will be traveling in 2025 to teach courses across the USA and Australia.
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Відео

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A day in the clinic can bring a variety of pieces to consider, and it is important for you as a practitioner to know your scope of practice and what issues may be better addressed by a practitioner in a different specialty. In addition, it is always good to ask about past injuries when taking a client’s history as you never know when old injuries are at the root cause of new pain. In today’s po...
Organs can Create Pain
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Scar Tissue and Organ Position
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Have you had clients who are experiencing incontinence post c-section? In today’s podcast Lynn shares about one of her clients who had 3 c-sections and is now experiencing incontinence. Lynn treated this client at 6 years post her last c-section. During the client’s planned birth the doctors found so many adhesions that they cleaned out what they could and put in mesh. Listen in to hear what Ly...
Lynn's Language & Philosophy
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Have you ever gone to a continuing education class and they use all the fancy terminology that makes you have to think harder? In today’s episode Lynn explains why she uses the language and terms she does when teaching and working with clients. She also goes over the 5 main points of her treatment philosophy. In teaching practitioners how to work with the body, Lynn has made the conscious choic...
A Client Case in Working with the Postpartum Body
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Have you had clients come to you for back and pelvic pain during pregnancy? Did they have prior injuries or experience trauma during a previous birth? In today’s episode Lynn shares a case study about a client who was suffering from low back pain during her second pregnancy. The client had a history of a herniated disc from a high school soccer injury. She had given birth 3 years earlier to her...
Addressing the Gaps in Pelvic Health Education
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Are you noticing a gap in your education and what you need to know to effectively treat your pregnant and postpartum clients? Are you curious about the pieces you may be missing? In today’s episode Lynn talks with Dr. Kathleen Vigo, a Physical Therapist and founder of Painless Pregnancy about the gaps that exist in traditional pelvic health education. Kathleen shares how she and her team have a...
Coccygeus Muscles: What Do They Tell Us?
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Do you have a favorite muscle? In today’s episode Lynn shares information about her favorite muscles, the Coccygeus, and what these muscles can tell practitioners. Coccygeus muscles attach anteriorly to the ischial spines and medially to the lateral surface of the coccyx. They are innervated by S4 and S5. They are the deepest of the traditional pelvic floor muscles. During labor, the coccygeus ...
Three Pillars of evidence
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Have you ever had a client ask for the evidence behind a technique or do they just care about how they feel after you perform the technique? In today’s podcast Lynn talks about the 3 pillars of evidence: the research, the client’s need and clinical expertise. Research in the birthing world documents the way the pelvis must move in order for a baby to be born; however, there is not published res...
Certified Student Journey: Knowing What Works
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Are you the type of person that once you start something you need to see it through to completion? If so, you are not alone. In today’s episode, Lynn talks with Physical Therapist and Certified Birth Healing Practitioner, Anne Guist, about her journey to becoming certified. Anne initially met Lynn as a client. She had experienced a traumatic first birth and was seeking support. As a Physical Th...
Certified Student Journey: Integrating Your Education
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Are you wondering how to integrate all you have learned with your pregnant and postpartum clients and improve your treatment sessions? In today’s episode Lynn talks with Dr. Rachel Elizabeth, a Physical Therapist and Certified Birth Healing Practitioner about her motivation for getting certified and the impact it has had in her client sessions. Rachel shares how she felt she was missing informa...
Birth Positions and the Pelvis
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Did you know that addressing injuries or impacts to the pelvis are an important key to a smooth birth for your clients? Working with the pelvis postpartum can also lead to a quicker and fuller recovery. In today’s podcast Lynn discusses the impact the pelvic bones have on labor and the postpartum period and the importance of asking these important questions: What impacts, injuries or traumas ha...
Anxiety and Medicine
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Do you have clients who come in to see you who are very resistant to a treatment plan? What is underneath their resistance? In today’s podcast, Lynn speaks with Dr. Mary Louder, an Osteopath and Integrative Medicine Specialist from Michigan who has been helping clients crack the AnxietyCode™to improve their own health and well-being. Mary has always been very curious about the world around her,...
Treating SPD
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Did you know that up to 25% of women will have some form of SPD with pregnancy? How do you work with clients who complain about the pubic bone feeling bruised or who have severe pubic bone pain? In today’s episode, Lynn shares what she does to treat pubic symphysis dysfunction (SPD) in both pregnant and postpartum clients. As mentioned, up to 25% of women will have some form of SPD during pregn...
Similarities of Postnatal and Perimenopause Stages
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Are any of your postnatal clients reporting symptoms of new anxiety, vaginal dryness, joint pain, or an inability to stay asleep even when they have the opportunity to do so? If so, these clients may be experiencing more than postpartum shifts. In today’s episode Lynn talks to physical therapist, professor, APTA board member, and national speaker, Dr. Carrie Pagliano, about the similarities of ...
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КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @nalikasworld
    @nalikasworld 20 днів тому

    Can I just say thank you. I have been having pains since I gave birth to my two children and I was getting concerned with the last being nine months. My husband helped me with this exercise once and the pain has disappeared. I can lie on my back now and do my chores like a normal person. Your video is a blessing.

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 19 днів тому

      Thanks for sharing. I'm so happy it helped you. Please consider seeing one of the practitioners in my directory to get more support with your body after birth. It's so needed! Directory.instituteforbirthhealing.com. Take care.

  • @mamashiatsu
    @mamashiatsu 29 днів тому

    I love your case studies❤ the cohort was super helpful to nudge me go through the full course systemsticalxy

  • @lamiabojagic7054
    @lamiabojagic7054 Місяць тому

    Hi Lynn! I am 2 weeks postpartum. My OBGYN noticed right after delivering my baby that my cervix has descended slightly. In the last couple of days I’ve started having pain in my pubic bones, I guess it’s called “symphysis”. So what can I do to help the pain go away and to help my cervix go back to its place instead of causing bigger prolapse that I am really scared of. Thank you!

  • @okinoboo4743
    @okinoboo4743 Місяць тому

    This is so simple and so needed. Very well explained, thank you so much🎉🎉🎉

  • @SG-er9zo
    @SG-er9zo Місяць тому

    Hello doctor… Hope you are doing grea I need your advice… I had my C-section 1.5 year back. From that day only I have pain on my right hand scar line and nearby area… I don’t have any pain on left side… I have consulted with many doctors and done ultrasound also… everything is okay in reports… doctors say it’s muscle pain…. I’m worried because why the pain is in specific area… only on right side of scar line( I can even feel that right side scar area is not smooth like left side) even on slightly touching it pains… can you advise me something?? Am I overthinking?? It’s just muscle pain ?? Thankyou in advance 🙏

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 Місяць тому

      Was your experience traumatic for you? It could be a trauma response in your body holding pain in that area, it could also be a nerve got trapped with the suturing too. Neither of these two show up on testing. If massaging the area doesn't make it feel better i would encourage you to work with a therapist to process the trauma from your tissues. Good luck!

    • @SG-er9zo
      @SG-er9zo Місяць тому

      @@instituteforbirthhealing-l520thanku so much for your response. Yeah it was traumatic actually I planned for normal delivery but at last moment it was C- section and after C-section my condition was so bad that I was not able to walk… I begged them to send my baby to my room but they refused saying it’s covid policy (in 2023 ).. they told me you can only meet baby when you can walk to her… In trying to walk I fainted thrice and failed… 😞 I met my baby after 1.5 days….

    • @SG-er9zo
      @SG-er9zo Місяць тому

      @@instituteforbirthhealing-l520yesterday I tried all the massage steps and today I felt increase in pain… is it normal in beginning??

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 Місяць тому

      @@SG-er9zo I'm so sorry to hear this! Yes you could use some help with the trauma you experienced. I offer virtual sessions you can book at CenterforBirthHealing.com and reach out to me there to schedule something or find a trauma therapists in your area and work on the trauma you experienced and I bet the pain will subside. Good luck!

  • @muhammadmoiz9080
    @muhammadmoiz9080 2 місяці тому

    I use my glutes to tuck pelvis in forward position by squeezing . Do or don't have I to use glutes for this

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 2 місяці тому

      Don't worry about tucking your pelvis, keep it neutral pubic bone and front of pelvic bones all in same plane and use gluts to push yourself forward.

  • @dtptwellness
    @dtptwellness 2 місяці тому

    great podcast Lynn, I just shared some of this info and it was very well received

  • @MarcyM1
    @MarcyM1 2 місяці тому

    Hi Lynn, I just had fibroid surgery via an 18cm c section incision, the incision is slightly higher than the usual bikini cut and I've been so upset because I have a really prominent shelf and dent. My scar feels very tight and thick beneath the surface. Im only 2 weeks post op but I'm starting to feel so scared that this has changed my stomach forever. I had a lack of confidence due to my enlarged uterus with the fibroids and now I feel like it's been replaced by this shelf. I don't even have a baby to show for it. I'm quite slim so It looks even worse to me to have this bulge above my scar. I just tried a dress on which is a style i've always liked and worn and it was so obvious under the dress I started to cry, will I never be able to wear that style again? The thing I was looking forward to after surgery was regaining some confidence. I didnt expect this 😞 Could you please help me? I noticed this video is quite old so I hope you're still doing this kind of work. I live in the UK. Maria 11:25

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 2 місяці тому

      Please look up Jenny Burrell and see if she has someone she’s trained in scar tissue massage. The way the surgeon sews up the fascia is what creates the self. You just need to massage it and see what you can do. Good luck!!

  • @BUY_YOUTUB_VIEWS_g0g97
    @BUY_YOUTUB_VIEWS_g0g97 2 місяці тому

    Your passion for the subject shines through in every video. It's inspiring to see someone who genuinely loves what they do.

  • @oregonbloom8056
    @oregonbloom8056 3 місяці тому

    Ive just started doing this exercise and have immediately seen some improvement after 1-1/2 years of hip/back/pelvic/sciatica pain! It started during my 3rd pregnancy. Is this something you could do during pregnancy? Or is there another exercise you would recommend to ease pain during?!

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 3 місяці тому

      You can do this during pregnancy too! So glad you are finding relief with this! Please see one of my practitioners at directory.instituteforbirth healing.com. Good luck.

  • @Baxfam1
    @Baxfam1 3 місяці тому

    This is amazing love this collab! I’ve breastfed 5 babies now for over a year each! The low estrogen is SO REAL. I’m on topical estrogen now nursing my 5th! With a prolapse.

  • @DrChristinaDPT
    @DrChristinaDPT 4 місяці тому

    Amazing conversation - thank you both for your work. Definitely inspired to revisit my copy of Wild Feminine more often!

  • @Luke-sg8kk
    @Luke-sg8kk 4 місяці тому

    P r o m o s m 😩

  • @littlemiss_unique
    @littlemiss_unique 4 місяці тому

    How can i talk to you in private

  • @sheisnotgood
    @sheisnotgood 5 місяців тому

    What is the best/safest time to start with this massage after c-section?

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 5 місяців тому

      I'd wait for the uterus to shrink back down and then you can do it if it doesn't cause pain and you avoid the incision site. Once the incision site is well healed then you can do this to that area as well. Good luck!

    • @sheisnotgood
      @sheisnotgood 5 місяців тому

      @@instituteforbirthhealing-l520 Thank you <3

  • @shirleydecarlo2064
    @shirleydecarlo2064 5 місяців тому

    Great info!

  • @kulwantsingh-mc2rr
    @kulwantsingh-mc2rr 6 місяців тому

    Hello mam, i have a question,,,, I am pregnant of 30th week twins pregnancy, There is white and clear vaginal discharge. It does not smell. This is happening since last few days.... Is it normal or not???

  • @Baxfam1
    @Baxfam1 6 місяців тому

    Very interesting

  • @bournemouthdiva3295
    @bournemouthdiva3295 6 місяців тому

    So glad I found this video. Hope its not too late for me. Had my C section 8 years ago and 2 previous myomectomies so Im sure my scar tissue is numerous as my lower back pain has got worse over the years

  • @ifraamanat7671
    @ifraamanat7671 6 місяців тому

    How many days it take

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 6 місяців тому

      Try it daily for a week and see if your symptoms get better. If you stop doing this and the symptoms return start doing it again. Good lucK!

  • @mamashiatsu
    @mamashiatsu 6 місяців тому

    Love your nice and important conversation❤️ I also remember your interview with Antony from years ago, it was so respectfull and nice even though you had some different perspectives also😁

  • @kulwantsingh-mc2rr
    @kulwantsingh-mc2rr 7 місяців тому

    My wife has 26 weeks twins pregnancy... Why she is feeling sometimes ITCHING on leg, stomach,hand almost whole body? Should we worry about this or not?

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 7 місяців тому

      Please have her talk to her medical provider. Yes this is something that should be addressed. Good luck!

  • @mamashiatsu
    @mamashiatsu 7 місяців тому

    Yes. So important.

  • @amberdurrant
    @amberdurrant 7 місяців тому

    So how do you cue to lengthen pelvic floor and push, without using the word bearing down?

  • @ОльгаБогачёва-е6д
    @ОльгаБогачёва-е6д 8 місяців тому

    So interesting, thank you for the talk. I teach prenatal yoga and recently I’ve had a talk with a physiotherapist about pelvic floor and breath. I asked if this is ok to tech women during pregnancy to relax pelvic floor muscles with exhalation. She said no. Exhale only goes with the contraction. So what do you think? As far as I got, you say about lengthening the pelvic floor which is relaxing. Am I right? So the opposite way it works when we recover the pelvic floor muscles after birth.

    • @jasminepolk6008
      @jasminepolk6008 6 місяців тому

      I am a pelvic PT. You are correct you would not be wanting to contract pf but lengthen

  • @mamashiatsu
    @mamashiatsu 8 місяців тому

    the poop that comes out also has an important role - to inoculate the babies colon with mothers bacteria, perfectly adjusted to their home enviroment

  • @kulwantsingh-mc2rr
    @kulwantsingh-mc2rr 8 місяців тому

    my wife feels discomfort sleeping on left side but comfortable on right side. She has twins.. any suggestions mam??

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 8 місяців тому

      Sorry to hear she is having difficulty. I can’t really say what is going on. There are so many factors. Have her talk to her provider to see if right side laying is ok.

  • @laisoriano
    @laisoriano 8 місяців тому

    This video saved my life and a trip to the ER. I just had my second child via c section a week and a half ago. When I was released from the hospital and was at home for the first four days, I literally felt like I was drowning anytime I drank any water/liquid and could not catch my breath the whole day. My breathing was even worse at night. It made me feel panicked the whole time and like I was trapped in my own body. I felt so desperate to know what was going on beside a panic inducing list of a lung embolism symptoms. Finding this video was so relieving because i had no idead your organs may need some extra help to drop down after making room for the baby for a long time. I massaged my torso as described and felt a lot better in the following hours. Then the next day, I could finally breath at full capacity again. I was literally going to go to the ER if this massage technique did not work (this was just my discretion, please go to the ER if you’re having a medical emergency). Thank you so much for this video!!

  • @mariamalazmi581
    @mariamalazmi581 8 місяців тому

    nice video

  • @christianepapenmeyer414
    @christianepapenmeyer414 9 місяців тому

    So insightful, thank you! I've had two c-sections 7 and 4 years ago and I have a literal bulge right above the scar and a lot of adhesion. I can't pinch my scar and roll it like you've shown in the video, but I will keep trying this and hope it'll do some good after all these years! :)

  • @ximp8702
    @ximp8702 9 місяців тому

    I hear/feel a pop around the sacrum when I squeeze in, then the pain goes away. I do this 1-2 times a day and feels great. Haven’t yet found a way to keep the pelvic bones closed. Male, 35, accident! Thank You 🙏

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 6 місяців тому

      You may have a trauma response in your body. Getting some therapy can help with that. IF it was a bad accident your body may be stuck in that moment in time. That needs to be addressed for the bones to settle fully. Good luck.

  • @wholenest3708
    @wholenest3708 9 місяців тому

    These tips are fantastic! I've also been using Less Than a Day for postpartum relief, and it's been a real blessing. Definitely worth considering!

  • @josemiguelwhitehernandez6767
    @josemiguelwhitehernandez6767 10 місяців тому

    Barbara O'Neil suggested making a homemade suppository with castor oil. You make it into a mold the size of a pinky finger. Must freeze for several days before using. --Stephanie White

  • @josemiguelwhitehernandez6767
    @josemiguelwhitehernandez6767 10 місяців тому

    Doctor my wife uses castor oil packs to shrink her adhesion. Please look into this if you haven't already.

  • @winnifredreid5497
    @winnifredreid5497 11 місяців тому

    Thanks for this vidio.i know some one that is dealing with this in oct.2023

    • @TheTuellfamily
      @TheTuellfamily 9 місяців тому

      How is she recovering? I gave birth in July 2022 and experienced this. I’m happy to say I a fully recovered, but it was a long process. I received months of physical therapy and Prolotherapy injections (which helped tremendously).

  • @nunawatson4307
    @nunawatson4307 11 місяців тому

    I just tried you’re walking exercise and then I walked the way I normally walk and I realize when I do my walking, and I walk every day I don’t work any of my muscles. When I tried you’re walking I’m using my muscles thank you very much.

  • @Mindurbzns187
    @Mindurbzns187 Рік тому

    Hi your video is so helpful 😊 I experience urine urgency whenever I lay down and have to go like even after 10 mins, could this be related to scar tissue ? But while standing I can go longer without having to run for washroom breaks

  • @abmrose
    @abmrose Рік тому

    Hi, Lynn. You are such a wealth of knowledge! Through my multiple births, I’m generally pretty comfortable except for a time during transition where I can literally feel my lower back moving out of the baby’s way. This has felt like my back is truly breaking. Is there a way I can prepare for birth (30 weeks now) to help make this spinal adjustment less painful? Much appreciated!

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 Рік тому

      Yes! Get the pelvic floor muscles to relax and lengthen as best as possible and avoid sitting on your tailbone. Stay on your sits bones at a 90-degree angle to avoid your tailbone. This is the thing that comes to mind. Good luck!!

    • @abmrose
      @abmrose Рік тому

      @@instituteforbirthhealing-l520 Thank you so much!

  • @pascalecake
    @pascalecake Рік тому

    When I try to pinch my scar it folds in on itself along the scar so I can’t roll it. Is there anything I can do about that?

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 Рік тому

      Yes, you have to keep working at it to pick it up so it doesn't roll in. That's the scar tissue pulling it down. Good luck!

  • @morganlipton311
    @morganlipton311 Рік тому

    Surprising content. Translates beyond birth healing. Really resonates. Love your work Lynn

  • @crazygrg5254
    @crazygrg5254 Рік тому

    I have a same problem my baby 3 months but still pain my pelvic area doctor said my pelvic bones are still open so can i doing this exercise

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 Рік тому

      Please try it! Just don't create pain. That tells you something is wrong and Id' encourage you to find a practitioner to help you. Directory.instituteforbirthhealing.com is where my students are listed who can best help you. Good luck!

  • @dr.sunitapatel-pt
    @dr.sunitapatel-pt Рік тому

    Amazing session. Love you both

  • @expectingnewlife
    @expectingnewlife Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing your wisdom. :)

  • @samiyuya
    @samiyuya Рік тому

    if mid delivery there were some complications and ended up having a C-sections, can women also have an opening of the pelvis?

    • @instituteforbirthhealing-l520
      @instituteforbirthhealing-l520 6 місяців тому

      You may have an opening of the pelvic inlet, not outlet. Try this and see if it helps. You may be stuck in sacral extension though.

  • @DrChristinaDPT
    @DrChristinaDPT Рік тому

    Thank you ladies for all the work you do! This is such critical information these days. I am a polyvagal informed PFPT, and the first stop on my objective assessment is always the feet :)

  • @jackiesicilian5720
    @jackiesicilian5720 Рік тому

    Im 61, five natural births, tailbone totally under my spine. Nobody's ever addressed this as being a problem. Now sciatica on rt side, fibromyalgia 11 years, can pelvic therapy help me?

  • @Affan-Hassaan-Soban
    @Affan-Hassaan-Soban Рік тому

    I have severe pain in my bilateral groin. It sometimes gets so severe that I am unable to walk. Need your help pls

  • @jojo22b
    @jojo22b Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing quality and useful content! Congratulations on all the good work! Regards from Portugal

  • @feelthescene
    @feelthescene Рік тому

    Saw a similar video on Instagram. But the women didn't explain why exactly its bad. This makes so much sense and I've been sat in the bad position my whole pregnancy. I am about to reach week 24. Is it too late for me to change how I sit??

  • @rae4460
    @rae4460 Рік тому

    Thank you for this video and information ❤