This episode of Deep Dive unpacks a pioneering chiropractic study that examines perinatal quality of life using the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) and PROMIS-29. Through retrospective analysis of 33 women under chiropractic care, the podcast explores physical and emotional shifts from late pregnancy to early postpartum. While average mental health scores remained stable, significant physical decline and pain interference were observed postpartum, with 70% of participants reporting worsened physical function. The hosts emphasize the potential value of chiropractic care in supporting nervous system integrity and the clinical usefulness of standardized tools in tracking individual well-being during the "fourth trimester."
Beyond the Bump: Rethinking Postpartum Support Through Chiropractic Care
Exploring the Role of Nervous System Integrity and Objective Screening Tools in Perinatal Well-Being
Jun 15, 2025

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A series of engaging audio and video presentations that offer in-depth insights into specific chiropractic and health related techniques, philosophies, politics, research and personal autonomy. These lectures provide continuing education opportunities for chiropractors, other health care providers and the public allowing them to expand their knowledge base, enhance their expertise, stay informed and avoid being a victim.
A series of engaging audio and video presentations that offer in-depth insights into specific chiropractic and health related techniques, philosophies, politics, research and personal autonomy. These lectures provide continuing education opportunities for chiropractors, other health care providers and the public allowing them to expand their knowledge base, enhance their expertise, stay informed and avoid being a victim.Listen on
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