The Pathway, with Emma

The Diastasis and Beyond patient pathway is coordinated by Emma Gadda — a former patient, diastasis expert and founder of the Italian-language community 'Diastasi Mamme'. It guides you from the first questions through assessment, treatment and recovery, so you never face the process alone.

Understanding diastasis is one thing; living through it is another. Emma Gadda coordinates the patient pathway of Diastasis and Beyond — a former patient turned expert who guides women from first doubts to recovery, and who moderates the Italian-language community where questions are answered by people who have been there.

  • Emma is the patient pathway coordinator — a former diastasis patient herself.
  • She coordinates patient contacts and moderates the community day to day; the medical content of this site is written and reviewed by Dr. Federico Fiori.
  • Founder of the Italian-language Facebook community “Diastasi Mamme”.
  • She offers orientation and peer support — not medical advice, which comes from the surgeon.
  • A safe, judgement-free place to ask questions and share experience.
  • Who is Emma?

    Emma came to diastasis as a patient. Having navigated the doubts, the assessments and the recovery herself, she turned that experience into a mission: to make the journey clearer and less lonely for other women. Today she is the reference point for anyone starting out — helping people understand their options and prepare for a consultation with the surgeon.

    The 'Diastasi Mamme' community

    Emma founded and moderates Diastasi Mamme, an Italian-language community where women share experiences, ask questions and support one another through pregnancy, postpartum recovery and, when needed, surgery.

    → Join ‘Diastasi Mamme’ (Italian-language community). Please note the community is in Italian.

    How can Emma help you?

    For clinical questions, treatment and booking, the surgeon, Dr. Federico Fiori, and the hub remain the medical reference.

    Who is Emma?

    Emma Gadda is the patient pathway coordinator of Diastasis and Beyond, a former diastasis patient, and the founder of the Italian-language community 'Diastasi Mamme'. She offers orientation and peer support.

    Is the community in English?

    The 'Diastasi Mamme' community is in Italian. This website is in English; the community is a separate Italian-language space moderated by Emma.

    Does Emma give medical advice?

    No. Emma offers guidance and peer support. Medical assessment and treatment come from the surgeon, Dr. Federico Fiori, on the hub.

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