Webster Technique

Can you explain what the Webster Technique is?

When you think of all of the stress that is placed on the physiology of a mother while she goes through pregnancy and childbirth, you will realize that chiropractic care is an extremely important and critical aspect of maintaining health and function. The webster technique takes all of these factors into consideration. It is a specific type of certification and the benefits are becoming more and more well-known to women and to those who help with labor and delivery.

To define it, this technique is a diversified adjustment that scrutinizes a specific chiropractic state. By lowering effects of sacral subluxation and SI joint disorders, it provides a neuro-biomechanical function in the lower body and pelvic region. When a mother has a sacral subluxation, it can lead to dystocia or hard labor when it comes time to deliver. Factors that contribute to this include mal-presentation of the baby, contraction of the pelvis, and suppressed uterine function. When you correct the sacral subluxation, it should have a healing effect on these issues, leading to an easier and safer labor for both mother and baby.