Christine Chautemps, a matron, has never ceased to question her knowledge as a caregiver, striving to acquire an increasingly holistic knowledge of medical accompaniment. Her first book, already committed to this intention, explained how to prepare for childbirth through eutonia.

As a result of the professional work she has been doing for 40 years, the author presents here her experience with patients in the delivery room, at home and in her private practice. A qualified euthonist, Christine proposes in this second book that the perineum, rather than being responsible for various insufficiencies that end up causing problems in the pelvic sphere, should be considered as a witness of a bodily dysfunction.

It explains how to prevent and resolve disorders of the perineal area through a bodily process centered on the observation of sensations. Eutonia, thanks to its global approach, is a royal road that reduces the obstacles encountered by psychology and treats the blockages that give rise to pathologies. Whether it is urinary incontinence, with or without effort, or heaviness, prolapse or other intimate difficulties, each "patient" thus benefits from a personalized approach that allows him or her to make sense of his or her symptoms, to accept them and to remedy them.

In this book, illustrated with numerous diagrams, you will find simple and varied tools accessible to everyone: those in good health, people who are in the process of searching or those who are experiencing difficulties, whether their motivation is preventive or curative, or whether it is simply due to curiosity and personal interest.