by Butterfield Osteopathy | Sep 4, 2024 | Chronic Pain, Healing, Health and wellness, mental health, Mindfulness, motherhood, Osteopathy, pain, Pregnancy, Stress, yoga
Yoga and Osteopathy for Stress Relief and Posture Improvement Combining Yoga and Osteopathy for Holistic Well-Being At Butterfield Osteopathy, we combine yoga and osteopathy for stress relief and posture improvement. This holistic solution enhances both...
by Butterfield Osteopathy | Jul 3, 2024 | infant feeding, motherhood, Parenting, Pregnancy
Introduction Bringing a new life into the world is a profound experience, and ensuring the health and well-being of both mother and baby is paramount. At Butterfield Osteopathy, our approach to antenatal and postpartum care is holistic, focusing on restoration and...
by Butterfield Osteopathy | Jan 10, 2024 | Healing, infant feeding, motherhood, Parenting, Pregnancy
The term “Mum MOT” has been widely used in the marketing of postpartum care. This likens a woman’s postpartum journey to that of a machine. This not only dehumanises the experience. It also perpetuates the unrealistic expectation that women should...
by Butterfield Osteopathy | Jul 5, 2023 | Chronic Pain, Curing, Diagnosis, Healing, infant feeding, motherhood, pain, Parenting, Persistent Pain, Pregnancy, Therapy, Tips and Health
By Maria Larrain MPhil BOst DPO PgC ACE (clin ed) What is cranial osteopathy?  Cranial osteopathy is a gentle osteopathic treatment used to release deep-seated tension from your body. âCranialâ osteopathy is a misnomer because the treatment is applied...
by Butterfield Osteopathy | Mar 10, 2023 | Pregnancy
We sometimes get inquiries from pregnant women if we as osteopaths can âturnâ a breech baby. I thought I would explain why we do not turn babies, but that babies can sometimes turn themselves when we treat the mum. I will explain how this works below. If your baby is...
by Sherridan Stymest | Aug 27, 2019 | infant feeding, motherhood, Pregnancy, Tips and Health
In January this year, the Lancet held a symposium on breastfeeding worldwide [1]. Dr Nigel Rollins from WHO spoke passionately about the importance of breastfeeding: âOur systematic review emphasised how important breastfeeding is for all women and children...
