Postpartum Home Care
How We Can Support You
The early postpartum weeks are for slowing down, healing, and settling in with your baby, not worrying about getting out the door for another appointment.
Postpartum Home Care brings gentle, individualized acupuncture and craniosacral care to you, so you can receive treatment in the comfort of your own home while you rest and recover.
Care is tailored to where you are in your postpartum journey, with space for both the physical and emotional changes that come with this season.
Planning Your Visit
Care for you
Care for the Whole Family
Support for Baby
Acupuncture and/or craniosacral therapy can provide gentle support through postpartum recovery and the many physical and emotional changes that come with it.
Treatment may focus on:
- Postpartum pain and physical recovery
- Fatigue and low energy
- Stress and emotional wellbeing
- Headaches and muscle tension
- Breastfeeding and lactation support
- Overall postpartum wellness
Support for Baby
Care for the Whole Family
Support for Baby
Your home visit can also include gentle, non-needle care for baby. This may include acupressure, and simple craniosacral techniques.
Support may focus on:
- Digestion and tummy discomfort
- Settling and relaxation
- Sleep
- General wellbeing
- Gentle diaphragm release
- Parent education for at-home acupressure and craniosacral support
Care for the Whole Family
Care for the Whole Family
Care for the Whole Family
Postpartum care isn't just for moms and birthing parents. Acupuncture and craniosacral therapy can be a wonderful support for partners, too.
Partners and other family members can book treatment during a home visit for concerns such as pain, stress, tension, sleep difficulties, fatigue, and general wellbeing.
Because when a new baby arrives
Postpartum care isn't just for moms and birthing parents. Acupuncture and craniosacral therapy can be a wonderful support for partners, too.
Partners and other family members can book treatment during a home visit for concerns such as pain, stress, tension, sleep difficulties, fatigue, and general wellbeing.
Because when a new baby arrives, the whole family is adjusting, and everyone deserves a little care.