Epidural Physiotherapy Positions

This illustration is intended as a practical tool for expectant mothers, offering a variety of positions to help labor progress and facilitate birth, even after an epidural.

Because staying mobile after an epidural is essential!

These easy-to-perform positions facilitate the opening of the pelvis, the descent of the baby, and increase your chances of reducing the risks of labor slowing down or stagnating, which epidural analgesia can cause, and thus the cascade of interventions that may result.

 
♡ This is a downloadable PDF file that you can print on paper

♡ For perinatal professionals who wish to distribute paper copies to their clients and thus offer them relevant information in a practical way, a Professional Distribution License is available for this purpose;

♡ If you are part of an organization with several professionals/doulas who would like to use my tools, please write to me, and we will agree on a group price, which will be more advantageous for you, with a professional use license ♡