HCR® Diastasis
I am delighted to be able to offer this wonderful, focused system to bring love back for the post baby tummy.
What is Diastasis Recti?
So common to many women post birth, diastasis recti can be described as the stretching, weakening and dysfunction of the front and sides of the abdominal muscles and includes the connective tissues and fascia of these muscles. In media speak, it is the ‘mummy tummy’; the ‘gap’, the ‘dome’ the ‘looking five months pregnant at the end of the day’.
Often women are told many things that they should avoid when seeking advice on their diastasis, however this system is different as it offers positive things that can be done to help and it’s not just about the exercises. A truly holistic approach to this common problem; nutrition, hydration, posture, breathing patterns and alignment are all intrinsic to the successful healing of a diastasis post-birth. This programme is bespoke to the individual client and is very hands on, so is offered as a 1:1 package.
‘It’s amazing that just a little effort each day can achieve such dramatic results so quickly’ Liz
The Holistic Core Restore® Diastasis Healing Package includes:
- Initial consultation
- Assessment of posture and alignment
- Hands on therapy
- Nutrition and hydration advice
- Breath pattern analysis
- 2 follow up appointments (usually taken every 2-3 weeks)
- Bespoke programme
- High quality booklet
- Equipment needed for homework
- Regular contact between appointments.
Book the HCR ®Diastasis Healing Package today
Have you contacted Kate?
Before booking online, please speak to Kate to ensure this is the right package for you. Contact Kate here
Book your HCR ® Diastasis Healing Package online
Please note by paying online, you are accepting the following terms and conditions.
- Price is £207 with any further sessions charged at Kate’s usual personal training rate.
- You must contact Kate Smart before making a payment.
- The cost of the course is non-refundable and non-transferable.
Hi Kate,
I spotted your site on my friend Jo Paton’s Facebook page. I live in New Zealand so can’t come and see you, but since my 2nd boy (I now have 4) my stomach muscles have been separated. I have done yoga for many years and it has helped alot but never to the point I can sit directly up from lying down (I always have to roll onto my side and then push up with my arms. I would love some advice on what I can do to improve the effectiveness of my stomach muscles. I had my last baby 5 months ago and it is definitely time for me to tackle the problem as I have constant back pain and unfortunately the physio at Wellington Hospital can only advise that I use strapping tape to pull the muscles together. Are you able to do online consultations?
many thanks
Tash