Understanding the Birthing Process in Pediatric & Obstetrical Osteopathy
A short 3 hour course including audio lessons, a pre-recorded webinar and optional hands on practice
Understanding the Birthing Process from an Osteopathic Mechanical Viewpoint
is a good starting point to your interest in Pediatric or Obstetrical Manual Therapy .
In this short 3 hour course, you will learn the mechanics of the Birthing Process, watch a full length Webinar on the subject, and have the oportunity to do some hands-on practice and submit a short theory homework assignment to receive a Certificate of Completion.
Your Instructor and Author of this course is Maureen Maher, Educational Director for the Center for Continuing Education of Osteopathy & Manual Therapy. Over the last twenty years, Maureen has had the privilege of assisting hundreds of pregnant women and their children to overcome many of the dysfunctions that you will find in an Osteopathic Clinic. She is known for having a engaging, yet knowledgeable teaching style. Her fondness for mentoring Osteopaths and Manual Therapists become adept and sensitive to the needs of Pregnant Moms and their Children is communicated throughout her entire course series in Pediatric Osteopathy.
DO YOU HAVE ANY ADDITIONAL QUESTION ABOUT THIS COURSE? EMAIL US AT [email protected]
Anatomical Development of the Cranium in Newborns
The Mechanics of the Birthing Process
Common Causes of Cranial Injury in Newborns
What Cranial Mechanisms can be negatively affected ?
Damage Caused by Compressive Forces
Pulmonary Respiration at Birth & the Primary Cranial Mechanism
How permanent are birth injuries?
Mechanical Integrity of the Birthmother’s Pelvis
Info about this Webinar
Webinar - Understanding the Birthing Process
Homework Option to Receive your Certificate of Completion for 3 hours CPDs/ CEUs
DOWNLOAD: Major Stages of the Birthing Process
Homework: Practicing Simulating the Mechanics of the Birthing Process
Homework - Theoretical Review
Workbook download
Maureen Norah Maher, BA, DO(Qc), DOMP Osteopath Practitioner and Educator
Maureen Hannah Maher