Diastasis Recti is a common condition affecting 60% of mothers, yet it’s the postpartum body issue nobody talks about. We offer programs that are focused on educating women about the condition, providing support, teaching you how to identify a separation, and offering information about diastasis recti treatment plans.

Scroll down to get a free guide with diastasis recti treatment plan tips. 

If you are experiencing symptoms like pelvic floor dysfunction, SI joint discomfort, abdominal bloating, loss of strength in the core muscles, or pain, you may have a diastasis. A “gap” usually presents after the birth of a baby, while “doming” usually shows up when there is extra fat behind the muscles. Checking yourself for it is easy; here’s how:

Caring for your core isn’t difficult, but it does require expert guidance and specific protocols  from a certified teacher, especially because certain core exercises can make your separation worse.  The Center Method is a four part, at-home diastasis recti treatment course that was created by Carolyne Anthony, the pioneer in women’s postpartum fitness and founder of The Center for Women’s Fitness and The Gentle Birth Project.