Meditation For A Dilator Session | Pelvic Health & Rehabilitation Center
This meditation is meant for use during your vaginal dilator sessions. Pelvic Floor expert Melissa Patrick provides suggestions for creating a relaxing environment and then leads you into meditation while you practice dilating. Research shows that people who create a soothing environment and use elements of mindfulness during their dilator sessions make the most progress. Using meditation we can increase messages of safety to your nervous system, therefore helping your pelvic floor muscles to let go of their protective tone. Melissa will guide you to find a sense of calm in your body before inserting the dilator. Once the dilator is inserted, you can listen to Melissa’s gentle directions to keep your breath flowing and your mind at ease. Watch all the most recent Pelvic Health and Rehabilitation Center Videos: / pelvicpainrehab SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2UQk0si Follow our Blog: PelvicPainRehab.com/blog/ Visit our Website: https://PelvicPainRehab.com Schedule a Virtual Appointment: PelvicPainRehab.com/schedule About The Pelvic Health and Rehabilitation Center: PHRC is the leading physical therapy center for patients experiencing pelvic pain. At PHRC our advanced pelvic floor training allows us to integrate pelvic floor and pelvic girdle physiology to help the person function better as a whole. The benefit of our focus is that it has allowed us to establish a deep well of experience that we are able to draw from when treating this complex part of the body. About Melissa Patrick, DPT Melissa received her Bachelors in Human Services from Elon University in NC. After completing yoga teacher training, she found her passion for anatomy and therapeutic movement. Melissa then moved to Boston, MA to earn her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Simmons University where she discovered her enthusiasm for pelvic health. Melissa began her practice in orthopedics and is committed to using information from the entire body to facilitate restoration of pelvic health. Her empathetic approach is geared towards helping patients connect to their body’s needs during healing and beyond through gentle, individualized techniques. Melissa remains diligent in her practice of yoga and enjoys teaching the art of slowing down and self-care through her restorative and prenatal class offerings. Melissa is a member of the APTA Academy of Pelvic Health and is dedicated to serving this patient population through ongoing advocacy and education.
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