Did you know that 78% of women with BACK PAIN

also suffer from Pelvic Floor Dysfunction?

You need to ensure a healthy Pelvic Floor

in order to fix any back or hip pain.

How to reduce leaks, pain, prolapses and other Pelvic Floor symptoms, like back or hip pain.

FREE Guide

Learn how to address some of the most common causes of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction to:

  • Understand your pelvic floor

  • Rehabilitate its optimal function and

  • Recover strength

How to reduce leaks, pain, prolapses and other Pelvic Floor symptoms, like back or hip pain.

FREE Guide

Learn how to address some of the most common causes of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction to:

  • Understand your pelvic floor

  • Rehabilitate its optimal function and

  • Recover strength

Get Instant Results!

Conventional Pelvic Floor exercises are not enough to correct Pelvic Floor Dysfunction.
These exercises can actually make things worse!!

In this guide you will learn how to reduce your symptoms taking into account essential principles:

  • Tight muscles are weak muscles

    In most cases, the muscles of the pelvic floor are so tight and tired that they cannot perform optimally. This is the first thing that needs to be addressed.

  • Core Connection and Coordination

    The Pelvic Floor is part of the core system and all these muscles need to be rehabilitated as one

  • Kinetic and Fascial Chains

    The Pelvic Floor is linked to the rest of the body and therefore your whole body needs to be addressed in order to improve your symptoms

Get Instant Results!

Conventional Pelvic Floor exercises are not enough to correct Pelvic Floor Dysfunction.
These exercises can actually make things worse!!

In this guide you will learn how to reduce your symptoms taking into account essential principles:

  • Tight muscles are weak muscles

    In most cases, the muscles of the pelvic floor are so tight and tired that they cannot perform optimally. This is the first thing that needs to be addressed.

  • Core Connection and Coordination

    The Pelvic Floor is part of the core system and all these muscles need to be rehabilitated as one

  • Kinetic and Fascial Chains

    The Pelvic Floor is linked to the rest of the body and therefore your whole body needs to be addressed in order to improve your symptoms

GET FREE INSTANT ACCESS

GET FREE INSTANT ACCESS

About The Creator

Abi Fernandez

  • Women's Health Specialist Nurse,

  • Perinatal and Pelvic Floor Advanced Practitioner

After suffering from Fibromyalgia and chronic pain, struggling with incontinence and hormonal imbalance, I studied for over 15 years in order to heal my own body.

I released my mind, body and soul and cracked the code to live happy and symptom free!

Now I teach others how to do it too, providing them with the high quality care and comprehensive treatment they cannot receive anywhere else.

About The Creator

Abi Fernandez

  • Women's Health Specialist Nurse,

  • Perinatal and Pelvic Floor Advanced Practitioner

After suffering from Fibromyalgia and chronic pain, struggling with incontinence and hormonal imbalance, I studied for over 15 years in order to heal my own body.

I released my mind, body and soul and cracked the code to live happy and symptom free!

Now I teach others how to do it too, providing them with the high quality care and comprehensive treatment they cannot receive anywhere else.

ABI FERNANDEZ / Copyright © 2023 Loving Tums by AF Therapy

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