NC Midwives

In appreciation and recognition for your commitment to the profession of midwifery, Vitality Physical Therapy, LLC invites you to:

Midwifery Explore & Experience PT

This FREE offer includes a 90 minute long, 1:1 session with Dr. Lori O'Neill PT, DPT. It is full access for you to decide the "tools" you would like to explore. A typical session may include:

· 1 hour manual therapy

· 30 min. birth research update

· A special gift for your "table"

· Fun pelvic health swag

You can expect to experience the many services that Pelvic PT offers. That means YOU get to choose from Dr. Lori's large toolbox such as:

Advanced manual therapy with an expert & 30+years of clinical skill
ANS/vagal nerve calming with craniosacral therapy
Getting feedback on YOUR intravaginal soft tissue status
A nerdy brain-pick on the latest research in birth injury prevention
Learn proper breathing for daily life, birth, stress, etc.
Get feedback on your fitness program
Brainstorm on community collaboration and opportunities
WHAT EVER ELSE YOU WANT TO WORK ON 😊

We know your availability is often not during traditional business hours. If you need additional appointment options, please email Lori directly at DrLoriPT@gmail.com

** Welcome to North Carolina Certified Nurse-Midwife (CNM), Certified Midwife (CM) or Student Midwife (SNM, midwife) now through 11/08/2025 in the VPT Chapel Hill office.

"Your BODY Series" of Classes

Resuming in Early 2026

You will learn information for FREE that is not likely presented in any other childbirth/parenting class on how to proactively optimize your transforming body during the childbearing years.

Your PREGNANT Body

Strategies for encouraging baby positioning and why it matters
The biomechanics of a birthing body
Protection of vulnerable areas to prevent/relieve common pain patterns
Proactive habits to optimize postpartum physical recovery
Advantages and disadvantages of various delivery positions

Your POSTPARTUM Body

Immediate perineum care and scar healing (perineal and c-section)
Protective movement strategies for the first month
What is “normal” bowel/bladder/sexual functioning after birth?
Breastfeeding implications to vulvar tissue and body mechanics
Safe return to exercise recommendations including “core muscle” training