Birth trauma after C-section with John James

John James about birth trauma after C-section This episode I'm talking with John James about his work with mothers, kids an also fathers who had a C section. He claims that a lot of complaints can come from this. With the mother as well as with the newborn. In his sessions he works with the mother (or father) first and than with the infant. C-section; life saving and… Cesarean section (C-section) deliveries have become increasingly common worldwide, with approximately one in three births in the United States being via C-section! While this surgical procedure can be life-saving for both mothers and babies in certain situations, it also comes with its own set of challenges and potential complications. Among these are various complaints that mothers and infants may experience post-C-section. Understanding these complaints is crucial for healthcare providers and families to provide appropriate care and support during the recovery process. Who is John James? CEO, Owner, Business Instructor, Master Level LMT, MTI John has been practicing massage therapy for over three decades, and in that time has trained and mentored emerging therapists in the community who have gone on to enjoy successful and fulfilling careers. John considers himself an inventor with keen observational skills and has spent his career developing his own techniques and coming up with a powerful breathing method for finding and releasing tension in the body. John is the founder of Massage Source, co-founder of the C-Section Recovery Center, and co-owner at Ke Kino Institute of Healing. He is an Esteemed Alumni of Influence Ecology, having completed their entire curriculum in the study of transactional competence, the philosophy of which is incorporated into everything we do at Ke Kino. In addition to creating Finding Zero, a method for finding mental peace, rest, and balance, John specializes in working with mothers and babies throughout the birthing experience.

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