The Webster Technique For Intrauterine Constraint

Course overview

*Describe the origin, purpose, and research supporting the Webster Technique for relieving musculoskeletal causes of intrauterine constraint during pregnancy. *Explain how sacral and pelvic misalignment, relaxin, and uterine ligament anatomy contribute to intrauterine constraint and how fetal position is determined. *Demonstrate step one of the Webster Technique by analyzing sacral restriction with heel-to-buttock flexion and adjusting the posterior sacrum. *Apply step two of the Webster Technique by locating the round ligament trigger point and delivering proper pressure to address lumbosacral and sacral iliac fixations/subluxations.