SOFT TISSUE WORK AT STERNO-COSTAL, STERNO-CLAVICULAR JUNCTURES, AND MASTECTOMY SCAR

There is a direct relationship between pelvic floor function
(resting length and lifting strength)
and breathing efficiency.
(diaphragm and ribs)

In the following videos, Katie addresses soft tissue restriction in a mastectomy client who presented with urinary leaking, and after two sessions of soft tissue work specifically focused on the rib cage, shoulder girdle / scapular mobility, and diaphragmatic breathing,

the client reports
75% decrease in leaking. 

Rationale: the trunk, rib cage and shoulder girdle mobility are essential to efficient breathing and effective pelvic floor function.

#diaphragmaticbreathing
#postmastectomyphysicaltherapy

Contact Katie:
beckhamphysicaltherapyandwellness.com

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