Your Pelvic Health after Baby
After childbirth, many women experience physical changes that are rarely discussed openly. Pelvic floor rehabilitation is crucial not only to treat current symptoms like leakage or discomfort but also to prevent future complications such as organ prolapse or chronic pain. Early, proper care makes all the difference.
Overview of the
program
Your pelvic floor health after childbirth is essential for your long-term wellbeing, comfort, and confidence. During pregnancy and delivery, the pelvic floor muscles undergo significant stress, leading to common postpartum challenges like urinary incontinence, lower back pain, and diastasis recti.
Our Postpartum Pelvic Floor Health Program offers you a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to healing and rebuilding your body’s core foundation. Whether you had a vaginal birth or a C-section, this program is designed to help you regain your strength, protect your pelvic health for future pregnancies, and feel empowered in your body again.
Through targeted pelvic floor exercises, expert advice on scar care, abdominal breathing techniques, and practical daily strategies, you’ll move toward full recovery — at your own pace, and from the comfort of your home.

different videos

15 Downloadable PDF guides and worksheets

Around 3 hours of content

Online on Demand

Available for 6 Months

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- Who I am and Why did I create this program
- Introduction to Postpartum Health and pelvic floor
- Pelvic floor and pregnancy
- Vaginal birth recovery
- C section birth recovery
- Diastasis recti
- Urinary incontinence
- Recovery and rehabilitation
- Conclusion of the program
0. Who I am and Why did I create this program
1. Introduction to Postpartum Health and pelvic floor
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00:57
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01:08
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01:18
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2. Pelvic floor and pregnancy
3. Vaginal birth recovery
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02:01
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04:34
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05:00
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4. C section birth recovery
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02:28
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03:16
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04:48
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5. Diastasis recti
6. Urinary incontinence
7. Recovery and rehabilitation
8. Conclusion of the program
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FAQ
Who is this program for?
This course is designed for all postpartum women — whether you had a vaginal birth or a C-section. It is suitable whether you are currently facing symptoms or simply wish to proactively strengthen your pelvic health.
How long will I have access to the program?
You will have 6 months of full access to the program materials from the date of purchase.
Do I need any special equipment?
No special equipment is needed. All exercises can be done at home with simple, everyday items.
Is there any expert support available?
Yes. You can join live Q&A sessions scheduled periodically, and you have the option to book individual coaching sessions for a more personalized experience.
Can I access the program internationally?
Absolutely. As long as you have a stable internet connection, you can access the entire course from anywhere in the world.
Payment method
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About the experts

Dr. Chanel Nader
Physical therapist and neurological rehabilitation and Brain Injuries.
Dr. Chanel Nader is a physical therapist. She holds a Master’s degree in Neurological Rehabilitation and Brain Injuries from the Lebanese University and further pursued higher studies in France in pelvic floor therapy and pediatric physical therapy. She completed her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at the Lebanese University.
Dr. Nader offers consultations at three clinics across Lebanon, with a special passion for working with expectant mothers and infants.
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Why choose this program?

Evidence-Based Information

Culturally Sensitive Approach

Flexible and Accessible

Practical and Empowering

Direct Access to Experts
After my second baby, I felt so disconnected from my body. This program gave me the tools and the confidence I needed to heal properly. The videos were easy to follow and I loved the flexibility to learn at my own pace.
I didn’t even realize how important pelvic floor recovery was until I joined this program. The explanations were clear, the exercises were simple but effective, and I started noticing real changes within a few weeks.
I appreciated how culturally sensitive and realistic this program was. It made me feel seen and understood. Every woman deserves this kind of guidance after childbirth.
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Course Content
Who I am and Why did I create this program
Introduction to Postpartum Health and pelvic floor
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00:57
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1.1 Self-Evaluation of Pelvic Floor Muscle Function
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1.2 Anatomy of the pelvic floor muscles and their function
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1.2 Understanding the Pelvic Floor- Your Body’s Hammock
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1.3 Role of pelvic floor postpartum recovery
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1.3 Role of Pelvic Floor in Postpartum Recovery
Pelvic floor and pregnancy
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2.1 Effects of pregnancy hormones on pelvic floor muscles
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2.1 Effects of Pregnancy Hormones on Pelvic Floor Muscles
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2.2 Importance of postpartum care: in between pregnancies + prevention
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2.2 Importance of Postpartum Pelvic Floor Care- In Between Pregnancies + Prevention
Vaginal birth recovery
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3.1 Importance of birth preparation
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3.1 Importance of Birth Preparation to Have Less Injuries
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3.2 Perineal massage for episiotomy
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3.2 Perineal Massage for Episiotomy Scar Recovery
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3.3 Recovery process after vaginal birth
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3.3 Recovery Process After Vaginal Delivery- What You Need to Know
C section birth recovery
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4.1 How C section affects pelvic floor
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4.1 How C-Section Affects the Pelvic Floor- What You Need to Know
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4.2 Transverse abdominal exercises and abdominal breathing
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4.2 C-Section Recovery- Transverse Abdominal Exercises and Abdominal Breathing
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4.3 C section scar sensitivity
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4.4 C-section scar massage
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4.4 C-Section Scar Sensitivity and Scar Massage
Diastasis recti
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5.1 Definition and causes of diastasis recti
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5.2 What to avoid and what to do
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5. Diastasis Recti- What You Need to Know
Urinary incontinence
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6.1 Types and causes of postpartum urinary incontinence
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6.2 Bladder work and capacity
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6.3 Strategies for managing and treating urinary incontinence
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6. Postpartum Urinary Incontinence- Types, Causes, and Management
Recovery and rehabilitation
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7.1 Importance of postpartum rehabilitation
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7.1 Importance of Postpartum Rehabilitation
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7.2 Sports indications and exercise
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7.2 When to Avoid Kegel Exercises and Common Pelvic Floor Mistakes
Conclusion of the program
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Conclusion and Evaluation form
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