Clinical Pilates in Abdominal Diastasis: Benefits and Rehabilitation

Abdominal diastasis is a relatively common condition, especially during pregnancy and the postpartum period, although it can also occur in men, in people with significant weight gain or in individuals subjected to repeated increases in intra-abdominal pressure. It is characterized by the separation of the abdominal rectus muscles along the linea alba, a structure of tissue…

Psychology: when it makes sense to seek psychological support

There are phases in life when everything seems to weigh a little more. The fatigue persists, concerns become recurrent, interpersonal relationships can become more difficult, or simply the feeling arises that something is not right, even when it is not easy to identify exactly what it is. It is not always simple to distinguish between emotional experiences that are not related to the situation in which we find ourselves…

Clinical Pilates and Posture: what can be improved?

Posture influences a large part of the movements we perform throughout the day. Sitting, walking, lifting objects, working at the computer, or simply breathing are actions that depend on the way the body organizes, coordinates, and controls movement. For many years, the idea prevailed that there would be an ideal posture and that any deviation from it would lead to problems…

Postnatal physiotherapy: what changes in the body and how to recover

Some women, a few weeks after giving birth, start to feel comfortable in their bodies again. Others need more time. And others continue to experience changes months later, even when, to all appearances, “everything should be fine by now”. The tummy is different. The scar is uncomfortable. The back or pelvis hurts. The pelvic floor just doesn't seem to...