Shiatsu Therapy for Pregnancy

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Bronwyn Whitlocke

Shiatsu is a traditional method of treating illness through stimulating points and meridians with the fingers, thumbs and palms. Shiatsu Therapy for Pregnancy is an instructive manual for pregnant women, practitioners, partners, and birthing partners caring for pregnant women. The author provides practical solutions to a host of problems experienced during and after pregnancy. From the antenatal classes to the days and hours just preceding birth, non-intrusive remedies are provided. With early discharge policies now being the norm, women have to fend for themselves and deal with conditions such as arthralgia, lochiorrheoa, pain, fainting, urinary incontinence, constipation, and many more. This handbook describes the foundations for using shiatsu to alleviate the symptoms. For those suffering postnatal depression suggestions for lifestyle are a positive addition to assist women following delivery.

1999 | ISBN 9781875559817 | Paperback | 208 x 208 mm | 207 pp |

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Bronwyn Whitlocke

Shiatsu is a traditional method of treating illness through stimulating points and meridians with the fingers, thumbs and palms. Shiatsu Therapy for Pregnancy is an instructive manual for pregnant women, practitioners, partners, and birthing partners caring for pregnant women. The author provides practical solutions to a host of problems experienced during and after pregnancy. From the antenatal classes to the days and hours just preceding birth, non-intrusive remedies are provided. With early discharge policies now being the norm, women have to fend for themselves and deal with conditions such as arthralgia, lochiorrheoa, pain, fainting, urinary incontinence, constipation, and many more. This handbook describes the foundations for using shiatsu to alleviate the symptoms. For those suffering postnatal depression suggestions for lifestyle are a positive addition to assist women following delivery.

1999 | ISBN 9781875559817 | Paperback | 208 x 208 mm | 207 pp |

eBook Available

For more paperback copies, please visit IPG Book in the US

www.ipgbook.com

Bronwyn Whitlocke

Shiatsu is a traditional method of treating illness through stimulating points and meridians with the fingers, thumbs and palms. Shiatsu Therapy for Pregnancy is an instructive manual for pregnant women, practitioners, partners, and birthing partners caring for pregnant women. The author provides practical solutions to a host of problems experienced during and after pregnancy. From the antenatal classes to the days and hours just preceding birth, non-intrusive remedies are provided. With early discharge policies now being the norm, women have to fend for themselves and deal with conditions such as arthralgia, lochiorrheoa, pain, fainting, urinary incontinence, constipation, and many more. This handbook describes the foundations for using shiatsu to alleviate the symptoms. For those suffering postnatal depression suggestions for lifestyle are a positive addition to assist women following delivery.

1999 | ISBN 9781875559817 | Paperback | 208 x 208 mm | 207 pp |

eBook Available

For more paperback copies, please visit IPG Book in the US

www.ipgbook.com


Reviews

'It’s refreshing to read about an approach that is positive and empowers women to help their bodies stay healthy and balanced during this time.' 

Michelle WrightShiatsu Therapist

'Shiatsu Therapy for Pregnancy is a book I highly recommend to those practitioners wishing to understand the oriental approach to ante-natal and neo-natal woman.' 

Cathie HunterDirector Shiatsu Australia Educational Services, Diversity


Table of Contents

Introduction 

1 What is Shiatsu?

2 Pregnancy physiology: Traditional Chinese Medicine 

3 Pregnancy physiology: the Western way 

4 Taking the pregnant woman’s history 

5 Shiatsu treatment for the pregnant woman 

6 Conditions that might occur during pregnancy 

7 Labour and birthing 

8 Conditions that might occur after the birth 

9 Lifestyle and dietary therapy 

10 Exercise therapy 

Endnotes 

References 

Index