New Interest in Physical Therapy Postpartum Treatment Programs Triggered by Increased Media Coverage on Post-Baby Bod Status

“Post-Baby Bod” status is a hot topic on the Internet and in other media outlets. Recent articles on the French Method of physical therapy treatment after birth has made more American women aware that physical therapy can help women rehabilitate their bodies after childbirth. This has more and more women researching how to get their “Post Baby Bod” back in shape and searching for “Physical Therapy Treatment” for postnatal issues.
 
Recent Google Search trends indicate more and more people searching for terms such as “Post Baby Bod Physical Therapy Treatment”, “Post Baby Bod Workout”, “Diastasis Recti”, “French Postnatal Method”, “Mommy Tummy”, “Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercises” and “Flat Tummy Exercises.”
 
“Seeing an increased interest in a ‘Postpartum Baby Bod Physical Therapy Treatment Program’ is no big surprise. News coverage of celebrity mom’s postpartum bodies seems to trigger this type of interest,” says Marianne Ryan PT, who is considered one of the foremost experts in postpartum health and recovery from childbirth. “When this type of media coverage is released you are sure to see much more searches for postpartum exercise programs and physical therapy treatment.”
 
Ryan, an award-winning author of “Baby Bod – Turn Flab to Fab in 12 Weeks Flat,” offers a detailed DIY program to help new moms and experienced moms at any age reclaim their bodies after childbirth. “It is never too late to recover from childbirth,” says Ryan, “Once Postpartum, Always Postpartum.”
 
In a recent article written by Marianne Ryan PT, “Why French Women Look So Good After Childbirth”, Ryan discusses “why French women regain their pre-pregnancy figures so much faster then American women after childbirth. Learn how new moms in the US can prevent long term complications and look and feel better faster after childbirth.”
 
“It is important for women to make the right decisions on how to get back into shape without causing injuries.”  Marianne Ryan PT, who is the clinical director of MRPT Physical Therapy in Manhattan, “cautions new moms against jumping right back into a workout routine that is too challenging for their current condition,” and to consider going for physical therapy treatment for professional guidance and to prevent developing problems later on.
 
In Ryan’s book, “Baby Bod – Turn Flab to Fab in 12 Weeks Flat,” she offers a two-stage exercise program that is gentle enough to start the day after childbirth, and gets progressively more challenging as the weeks go on. Ryan also includes assessment tests to help women decide if they should seek physical therapy treatment.  For more information go to BabyBodBook.com
 
For a free preview of the book, visit the Baby Bod Book website to download: “Want to Flat Tummy? Skip Sit-Ups!” The article offers safe evidenced based exercises that will help flatten that mommy tummy. 
 

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Marianne Ryan PT

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Marianne Ryan PT

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